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#数字资产生态回暖 Resistance levels are being pushed down hard, and $BTC has been repeatedly testing the top within the 88,000-92,000 range, but just can't break out. Trendline support is roughly around 88, but this is subjective, so the range should be widened a bit. Looking downwards, the previous low is at 86,000, which is a minor-level starting point for a rally. Further down are 84,000 and 80,000, but honestly, you can't just buy on dips every time; position sizing must be controlled, or you'll keep getting caught and your mindset will collapse. From a cost-performance perspective, shorting at higher levels is more comfortable. There’s no strong upward momentum seen yet; the overall trend is still within a downtrend framework. Be especially cautious of rapid breakdowns—if $BTC suddenly accelerates and breaks through 88,000 and 86,000, then taking short positions should be more cautious. My experience is that when support is broken quickly, don’t pile into the first support level; look further down. For example, I originally planned to short at 88,000, but if it drops straight through, then it’s more reliable to wait until the 86,000 to 84,000 range to short. $ETH and $SOL have also been weak this week. Recently, market enthusiasm has cooled significantly. In the past, during bear markets, there was some heat, but now it feels a bit bleak. We need to keep observing in the new week.