Recently, there is an interesting phenomenon: gold, silver, and US stocks are all rising, yet Bitcoin has dropped the chain.

Looking at BTC's performance over the past two days, it has repeatedly tested the 90,000 mark for 7 consecutive days without successfully breaking through. The support level on the left is around 85,288, and it's really hard to say whether this defense line can hold. What I'm most worried about is that kind of tactic—intentionally smashing through 80,888 to scare off retail investors, and then turning around to pump it up.

From a technical perspective, there are actually two paths in front of traders now:

**Left Layout**: Higher risk, but lower cost. If it really drops to around 85288 and you still dare to bottom fish, then it's a bet that the dealer will save it. But this kind of trend has a low probability, the safest approach is still to remain inactive and wait for the dealer to get on board first.

**Right side chasing the rise**: Wait until BTC truly stabilizes at 90600 (yesterday's high) before following. Once a breakthrough is confirmed, the target is straight to 94000, making this method of taking profits more secure. For stop-loss, place it at the lowest point of the 4-hour K-line after the breakthrough, which can control risk without getting shaken out.

To be honest, the hope for this trend at this stage is not great. Rather than blindly betting, it is better to first see the true intentions of the main force.