#比特币市场情绪与技术面 Seeing Bitcoin fluctuate around $87,000, my mind still holds that old saying: market balance is often the easiest to break.

Recent data shows that the buying and selling pressure of short-term holders has reached an extreme level not seen in three years, with buyers and sellers evenly matched. It sounds stable, but history tells us that this kind of balance is precisely the most fragile. In a bull market, it can trigger an upward surge at any moment; in a bear market, it can also collapse suddenly.

What’s more concerning is that short-term holders are already at a floating loss of 13.9%, and market sentiment is clearly under pressure. If the price really drops below $85,000, once the -15 net pressure critical point is broken, the pullback could be much deeper than expected.

What I want to say is that such moments are the greatest test of human nature. It’s not about panicking and withdrawing, but about reminding yourself: check whether your position allocation is still reasonable, and whether you have enough buffer to handle risks. A long-term mindset is very important, but only if you live long enough. Every fragile period in the market is a good opportunity for us to reassess the safety margin. Holding the bottom line is the way to go further.