This kind of pullback is exactly what keeps a larger trend sustainable. When price runs too far without a pause, leverage stacks up and the move becomes fragile. A controlled correction like this clears out late longs, resets momentum, and gives Bitcoin a healthier structure to continue from.

$BTC Short Liquidation: $14.838K at $89,925.7

I’m watching the $89.5K–$90K region because the short liquidation at $89,925.7 shows sellers stepped in aggressively and got punished for it. That usually happens near areas where buyers are quietly positioned.

Trade Setup (Long Bias):

Entry Zone: $89,200 – $90,000

Target 1: $92,800

Target 2: $95,500

Stop Loss: $87,900

This zone is strong because it lines up with previous support from the last consolidation before the breakout. It’s also sitting near a key retracement of the prior impulse move, where price previously reacted with strong buying pressure. The fact that shorts were liquidated here adds confidence — it suggests downside attempts are being absorbed.

I’m watching how Bitcoin behaves around this base. If this level holds and price continues to accept above the $90K area, it tells me they’re building strength rather than distribution. As long as buyers defend this zone, the upside continuation remains the higher-probability path.