BTC repeatedly tests around $91,200, with a 24-hour increase of only 1.5%, but the trend is interesting—pushing up to $91,800 and then pulling back, holding the bottom at $89,900 without breaking, while the trading volume is quite solid.

Since the Christmas correction, the price has been steady, especially around the $90,000 level, feeling like something is firmly holding it down from below. Recently, institutional spot ETF funds have been continuously flowing in, and this force is quite evident. The market's fear index has shifted from extreme pessimism to greed, and the sentiment has completely reversed.

Honestly, this rhythm is a bit unusual. Usually, during such accumulation phases, the market either surges or plunges sharply afterward, but from the perspective of funds and sentiment, the probability of an upward breakout is higher. Especially if the $90,000 support continues to hold, combined with this institutional capital drive, BTC and ETH might accelerate in this round.