Bitunix analysts: U.S. employment stagnation and strong GDP diverge, market pricing enters a gap area as BTC approaches short positions liquidation price.

According to Mars Finance, on November 24, market sentiment was pushed into a new uncertain range by the “strange divergence” in the U.S. economy: GDP remained strong while corporate hiring hit a multi-year low. The AI-driven investment boom has boosted productivity but failed to drive employment expansion, leaving the Fed in a rare policy dilemma between interest rate cuts and a halt. Meanwhile, the situation in the Middle East has escalated again after Israel's airstrikes on Beirut, creating short-term disturbances in safe-haven demand due to geopolitical risks. On a macro level, the divergence between weak employment and strong output has made the Fed highly cautious about the pace of interest rate cuts. Officials emphasized in the latest minutes that without clearer signs of cooling inflation or worsening labor market conditions, the policy stance would remain unchanged. This environment has led the market to reprice liquidity expectations, and volatility may rise again. In the crypto market, BTC maintains a long positions recovery in the 4H structure, with prices approaching the previously formed resistance zone of $90,000–91,000, while the structural support below lies at $86,000 and $84,000. The liquidation heat map shows that there is a dense long liquidation between $88,500–89,000; if broken, it will point to a larger leveraged stacking area of $90,800–91,500. Conversely, if it is blocked and falls back, the dense liquidation and open orders area between $85,000–84,000 will become the first target to attract liquidity. Bitunix analysts suggest: currently it is a structural repair phase, and it is recommended to pay attention to three key price levels: the supply zone near $90,000 above, the short-term structural support at $86,000 in the middle, and the replenishment area at $84,000. The market is entering a critical turning zone of massive liquidation accumulation, and the subsequent direction will be jointly determined by liquidity attraction and macro uncertainty.