Recently, BTC has been stuck in the range of $85,000 to $92,000. Many traders have noticed that this price level is both a strong resistance and a hidden liquidity trap—sounds like significant risk. According to this logic, if Bitcoin fails to stabilize, a downward correction to $60,000 is also possible, which would be a clearer bearish signal. Of course, a move to $150,000 is not entirely out of the realm of possibility, but if the current position cannot establish an advantage, it's worth questioning. Besides Bitcoin, Solana's recent performance has also attracted attention, and its price action is indeed a bit perplexing. Even worse, the long-term trend line of Litecoin seems to have issues—such signs are usually not good news technically.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-21 10:51
85-92k is indeed a tough zone to break through... The liquidity trap is really annoying.
It seems like the bulls are still making their final struggle. If it really drops below 60k, it's over.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 01-21 10:48
The 85k-92k consolidation range is a paradise for liquidity hunters. The liquidation risk threshold is probably gradually accumulating.
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GasWrangler
· 01-21 10:47
ngl the 85-92k range is just screaming inefficient price discovery... if you actually analyze the mempool data, this consolidation pattern is mathematically predictable. 60k break would be demonstrably catastrophic tbh
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GweiObserver
· 01-21 10:45
The 85k-92k range is really stuck. Once the liquidity trap is triggered, it's game over. I bet 60k will be seen.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 01-21 10:36
honestly the liquidity traps between 85-92k are basically just free bps extraction if you know how to read order book flow... most people panic selling right into the slippage. that's where the real money is, not guessing 150k or bust narratives lmao
Recently, BTC has been stuck in the range of $85,000 to $92,000. Many traders have noticed that this price level is both a strong resistance and a hidden liquidity trap—sounds like significant risk. According to this logic, if Bitcoin fails to stabilize, a downward correction to $60,000 is also possible, which would be a clearer bearish signal. Of course, a move to $150,000 is not entirely out of the realm of possibility, but if the current position cannot establish an advantage, it's worth questioning. Besides Bitcoin, Solana's recent performance has also attracted attention, and its price action is indeed a bit perplexing. Even worse, the long-term trend line of Litecoin seems to have issues—such signs are usually not good news technically.