Around 00:11 Beijing time, Bitcoin is fluctuating near $90,600, and it is highly likely to maintain narrow fluctuations over the next two hours. In the short term, the core trading range is between $90,000 and $91,000. Want a strong directional breakout? It's not easy.

Let's first talk about key levels. Support below is very clear: $90,000 is a psychological barrier, and $89,500-$89,800 is a short-term hard support. If this level holds, bulls still have hope. On the upside, $91,000-$91,500 is a clear resistance zone, and a breakout would require increased volume to support it.

From a technical perspective, the 1-hour RSI is in a neutral position, MACD shows some signs of weakness, and the Bollinger Bands are narrowing — what does this indicate? Volatility is definitely limited, and the short-term sideways pattern is unlikely to change. Weekend liquidity is already relatively low, and with both bulls and bears fighting at key levels, without strong catalysts, breaking out of this range is basically unrealistic.

In terms of operation, it is recommended to stay on the sidelines and wait to see if an effective breakout can form. If the price breaks above resistance, consider a small long position with a stop loss at $90,800. Conversely, if it breaks below support, try a small short position with a stop loss at $89,800.

Finally, emphasize risk control — position sizes must be strictly controlled, and no single position should exceed 5% of the account. Quick in and out is the principle. Weekend liquidity risks are significant, so don’t be greedy.