Last night, the BTC support level mentioned was here with a slight pullback. The current low touched 90634.1. Although it formed a false break, the following two 4-hour candlesticks both stayed above the support, and no new low has been established yet.

The key point for judgment is the closing position before 8:00 today. As long as the 4-hour chart can remain above the support, the support remains valid, and smaller timeframes may find buying opportunities to build long positions. From this perspective, the next major resistance is around 94500.

If the support is truly broken, then attention should be paid to the 89000 area near the 170-period moving average as a potential stopping point. Once a small-scale divergence appears there, a rebound breaking through the 90700-91200 range should be watched carefully to see if it can break through to 94500.

**Specific Trading Plans:**

**Plan 1**: Go long in the 90700-91200 range, targeting 94500. The precondition is that the 4-hour candle does not close below support, and a small-scale divergence indicating a stop in the decline appears. Stop loss set at 700-800 points.

**Plan 2** — A Direction: Enter long at 89000, with the first target at 90700-91200, taking profit upon resistance. Then, reverse to short within this range, with targets at 89000 (170 MA), 86500, and 84500. The operation premise is that there is a small divergence near the moving average, and resistance zones are confirmed with high-level divergence. Stop loss also set at 700-800 points.

**Plan 2** — B Direction: Go long at 89000, with the first target still at 90700-91200. But this time, instead of taking profit, wait for a rally followed by a pullback—after confirming the pullback, continue holding the position, with the second target directly at 94500. This plan carries slightly higher risk, with stop loss at 700-800 points.

The overall idea is: decide whether to be aggressive or conservative based on the support defense situation. If support is strong, buy on dips; if support is weak, wait until the price hits the moving average before acting.