As the weekend approaches, Bitcoin's trend remains weak. In the past two trading days, market sentiment has noticeably cooled down, with Bitcoin continuing to slide and bottom out. Some key support levels have also failed to hold, with a low of 89,200. The analysis is actually quite clear: don't try to guess the bottom, and definitely don't think about bottom fishing. Just follow the rhythm and act when it's time to act.

Last night, Bitcoin rebounded from a low to around 91,500, but was pushed back down again. Don't mistake this short-term respite after a deep decline as a reversal signal; it's not. The market characteristics are clear—rebounds lack volume, and there’s no follow-through on upward moves. The bulls have clearly lost strength.

Whether looking at the four-hour or daily chart, the bears are currently in full control. As long as the upward trend hasn't reversed, look for the rebound highs to short again. The range from 91,500 to 92,100 is a good entry point. The target zone is between 90,500 and 89,000. Market rhythm is crucial right now—be patient, don't rush, and there’s a high probability of gains.