Rather than obsessing over market noise, it's better to see what the 4-hour candlestick chart is telling us. The current trend is quite clear: the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the 90,000 level has been tested repeatedly but has not been effectively broken through. The lower band support remains solid, while the upper band resistance is around 94,000, forming a typical narrow-range consolidation pattern.

Indicators are also resonating. The MACD histogram has shifted from green to red, and although the KDJ hasn't entered the oversold zone, the J line has already turned, all hinting at a brewing rebound signal.

Interestingly, this scene feels familiar. Remember the 87,000 rally? At that time, the OBV line showed a bullish divergence with the price—price was falling while OBV was rising. Now? The same script is playing out during the sideways consolidation at the 90,000 level—OBV continues to rise, and the signs of institutional accumulation are unmistakable.

Trading ideas don't need to be overly complicated. When the price retraces to around 90,500, decisively add to long positions. Once it breaks above 94,000, aiming for 98,000 becomes a natural expectation. But a word of caution: 98,000 is not only a previous technical resistance but also a key level where institutions might reverse to short. Don't be fooled by the "bullish comeback" voices; market liquidity is already limited, and blindly chasing higher will only make you the last bagholder.

The trends of BTC and ETH are also worth paying attention to; market rhythm must be well grasped.