Bitcoin has been stuck in a tight range for weeks. Every push above $90,000 gets rejected. At first glance, that looks bearish.
But markets often hide the truth in plain sight.
The key range is clear: $80,000–$90,000.
What would a bearish structure look like?
After bouncing from $80K (Nov 21) to $94.5K, price would start living too close to support.
Lower highs. Deeper pullbacks.
Rejections around $87–88K, drops to $83K, then $82K.
Support isn’t broken—but it’s under constant pressure.
That’s how real breakdowns are built.
That’s not what we’re seeing.
What is actually happening?
Yes, Bitcoin keeps rejecting above $90K.
But price refuses to drop below $86.5K.
Upper wicks show selling pressure, but lower wicks are shrinking.
Sellers are active up top — yet weak on the downside.
This is not distribution.
This is absorption.
The bigger picture matters
Short-term action is mixed.
Bulls aren’t aggressive.
Bears aren’t effective.
So we zoom out:
✅ Three red months rule already triggered
✅ ETH and altcoins hinted at a relief rally
✅ Tether Dominance rejected at resistance (bullish for BTC)
✅ Bitcoin Dominance making lower highs for 7+ months
✅ Bearish volume in Nov 2025 < Feb 2025 (seller strength fading)
Markets that survive heavy selling tend to rally harder when sellers weaken.
Final read
This range is not screaming “short.”
It’s quietly preparing a move higher.
Conditions resemble April 2025 — correction first, expansion next.
📌 Strategy:
Retracements are buying opportunities.
This is a buy & hold environment, not a panic zone.
Volatility, fake moves, and squeezes will happen — don’t get shaken out.
Bias favors the bulls.
Not loudly.
But clearly.
