Last night, Bitcoin surged straight to 91,200, and the market held its breath instantly. Two signals are worth noting: the support at 91,000 is becoming increasingly solid, indicating that many big players are secretly supporting from the spot side; on the other hand, the bottom may not be in yet.

In this indecisive market, you can actually see the direction clearly. If you want to short, your stop-loss must be placed above 91,000, with the liquidation line far away near 100,000. The current market is like a tightly stretched string; without major negative news, it's hard to break through support, and conversely, there's a lack of significant positive news that could ignite a rally.

This is a moment of market silence. The bottom is quietly strengthening, but the upward door remains locked. Bulls and bears are in confrontation here. Instead of following the trend and wavering, it's better to position short orders within a safe boundary and then wait patiently. After all, major market moves often erupt suddenly from extreme calm—when that happens, whether it jumps upward or drops downward, those unprepared will regret it.

The core is two words: vigilance and patience. The market is brewing, and we must ensure that when the wind comes, we won't be blown off the cliff.