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$BTC Anti-trend warning!!!!!!: The bottom buying time has not yet arrived, is $88,300 the starting point for a rebound or a continuation of the decline?
Currently, the BTC price is struggling around $88,268, having slightly rebounded from about $87,850 in the past 24 hours. However, this is not a reversal signal but rather the market is catching its breath after dropping to $86,000 over the weekend. The real risks are still accumulating.
Core contradiction: Macroeconomic pressure vs. Technical rebound
The market is being torn apart by two major forces:
Macroeconomic pressure: Events such as the Federal Reserve policy meeting, the potential government shutdown in the U.S., and Trump's threats on Canadian tariffs are suppressing risk assets.
Technical support: Prices have found support after testing $86,000, and may form fluctuations in the $86,000-$89,000 range in the short term.
Key data: Capital outflow and contract liquidation
Data shows that market confidence is waning:
Last week, the spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of up to $1.33 billion, the most severe in nearly a year.
In the past week, over $1 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated, exacerbating the selling pressure.
The technical outlook has turned bearish, with Bitcoin's weekly close below the key moving averages. Analysts point out that if it falls below $84,000, it may accelerate to the $72,000-$68,000 range.
Strategic view: Cash is king, waiting for the right opportunity
Currently, every hasty rebound seems more like a trap for trapped bulls. Before the market fully clears emotions and leverage, a true trend bottom is hard to form. Real opportunities require patience.
While the market is obsessed with guessing the bottom, true long-term investors are focused on building value. This aligns with the actions of the @Max Charity community: not predicting market ups and downs, but creating sustainable positive value beyond cycles through concrete global educational actions. $BTC
📊 Based on the current situation, how do you think BTC is most likely to perform next?