#比特币价格走势 Seeing Bitcoin drop below 90,000 has some people panicking again. I am very familiar with this rhythm. Calmly analyze the technicals: moving averages are converging around the 90,500 zone, forming resistance. This is actually a very classic pattern — not a bad thing, but rather a sign of consolidation.

But what I want to say is, don’t let the idea of "breakout means bullish" dictate your mindset. I was caught by this early on, fixating on a key level, afraid of missing out, only to be manipulated by emotions. The current approach is: confirming a breakout requires volume support; a single candlestick breaking through doesn’t count.

I also looked at the analysis of adjusting take-profit points, from 98,000 down to 96,200. What does this reflect? Market expectations are being revised. Don’t blindly trust targets precise to decimal points; on-chain money isn’t made that way.

What really matters is understanding your own costs and risk tolerance, setting proper stop-losses instead of only thinking about taking profits. Improved liquidity is indeed positive, but improvement ≠ skyrocket. There are many trap setups for false breakouts hidden in between, and that’s what experience has taught me. Protect your principal, wait for confirmation signals, and don’t always think about making a big gamble.