Recently, Bitcoin has shown remarkable resilience after a round of correction. Based on discussions within the community and market participants, the $90,000 price level is becoming a key support, and so-called 'smart money' seems to be strategically positioning here.

Interestingly, many market observers believe this pullback provides a rare opportunity for long-term investors to accumulate. The community generally expects the price to rebound to the $100,000 to $120,000 range, supported by continuous buy signals from institutional players. The increased interest from heavyweight figures like Michael Saylor and Samson Mow's prediction of significant Bitcoin appreciation by 2026 further reinforce this optimistic outlook.

From a capital perspective, there is also support—recently, a notable inflow of 13.1 million USDT was recorded within the last hour, with large transactions accounting for 6.2 million USDT, indicating strong buying interest from institutions and large holders. Additionally, a massive transfer exceeding $100 million (1111 BTC) has occurred. Although such large transactions typically attract market attention, they currently do not seem to break the upward trend.

However, there are also technical signals to watch. The MACD indicator has just experienced a bearish crossover, with the MACD line falling below the signal line, suggesting short-term upward momentum may be waning. Meanwhile, the Average True Range (ATR) has surged to 270.46, indicating increased market volatility, which also suggests that future movements could become more unpredictable.

Overall, the market is in an interesting phase of contest—continuous institutional involvement contrasts with weakening technical signals, creating opportunities for short-term traders while also increasing the need for risk management.