Every wave in the market is honing our resilience. Those who stand up after liquidation, those who persist in a bear market—these have become the confidence to traverse cycles.

Currently, the Bitcoin chart shows an interesting pattern—initially surging toward around 91,600, then retreating back to about 91,000 in the afternoon, and stabilizing around 91,300 in the evening with repeated oscillations. It looks like a test, but there is actually a strategy behind it.

From the four-hour K-line, Bitcoin is still in a strong consolidation phase during its upward movement. The price remains above the trendline and key central zones, although the pace of rise has slowed, each dip is not significant, and there is no real breakdown or decline. This indicates that the market is digesting upward pressure, while buying interest below remains solid. Currently, this pattern resembles a correction and accumulation within an uptrend rather than a reversal at a peak—an adjustment phase where time is used to gain space.

On the hourly chart, it’s a typical sideways consolidation. Bulls and bears are repeatedly tugging at key levels, with each dip quickly pulled back, and the lows gradually rising, showing that the bears are losing strength. Although there are fluctuations in the short term, the overall structure remains intact. As long as key support levels are not rapidly broken with high volume, the current phase is still a strong consolidation.

**Trading Strategy:**

Consider entering long positions around 90,500 for Bitcoin, with a target of 93,000.

For altcoins, such as , consider going long around 3,080, aiming for 3,300.