#比特币价格预测 Seeing the support level at $88,500, I am reminded of a few lessons from years ago.

Bitcoin dropped from $94,000, and the Fed cutting interest rates didn't save the market. What does this indicate? It shows that structural selling pressure truly exists — it's not something that can be solved by a technical rebound. I made this mistake before: seeing good news and thinking it would bounce back, only to be crushed by the main force.

The current situation is even more concerning: ETF net inflows are $224 million, yet the price is still falling. This is a divergence between capital flow and price movement. Many people see this data and get excited, thinking a bottoming opportunity has arrived, but in reality, it just proves that institutions are offloading.

The $88,500 and $85,000 levels are not magical numbers; they are remnants of history. The key is to understand: if these two defenses are broken, there are deeper pits waiting below. Instead of betting on whether the support levels can hold, it's better to ask yourself whether the chips in your hands are worth holding further.

When trading gold, watching support levels can make some profit, but more often, people lose. The same applies on the chain now. Don't be fooled by stories of price predictions; risk is always greater than expected.