Holding 91,500 and over 3,180 tokens, don't rush to sell yet. Getting trapped? It’s normal to see oscillations within the range—drop and then rise, rise and then drop, this is standard operation. As long as the range isn’t broken, the strategy remains the same—no chasing until it breaks.

For Bitcoin, support levels are at 90,500 and 90,000. Once broken, the rebound ends, and the bears will start to perform. Resistance is around 94,500; whether it can break above this is crucial—if it does, the bulls can continue, heading straight for 98,000; if not, expect repeated fluctuations.

For those not in the market, two opportunities: around midnight at 3,120 and near 91,000 for low buy-ins, or more aggressively, entering around 3,170 and 91,500.

Honestly, a rebound after a series of bullish days is normal. The previous high resistance is there, but the key support is still intact, so there’s no need to chase short positions. When it’s time to go long, go long.

Short-term target levels are 3,220, 3,280, and 3,350 for coins; for Bitcoin, three targets—92,500, 93,500, and 94,500, watch for each breakthrough one by one.