#2026年比特币行情展望 Optimistic about the market evolution in the next few hours

Recently, I’ve been monitoring Coinglass’s liquidation heatmap data. Bitcoin is currently oscillating between 93,000 and 94,000 USD. The two key levels are now clearly visible—these are the critical points of life and death for bulls and bears.

Looking upward, the 95,000 USD level is pressing down on $678 million in short positions. Once this level is broken, stop-loss orders from shorts will flood out, potentially triggering a rapid upward surge. Looking downward, the 92,000 USD level is supporting $1.135 billion in long positions. If this level is broken, a chain reaction of liquidations could be even more fierce than the upward move.

From the height of the liquidation histogram, the support zone below seems to react more intensely. In plain terms, the downward breakout might have a stronger impact than an upward breakout.

The most delicate situation now is—price is stuck in the middle, just a hair away from both key levels. Positions like this are most prone to false breakouts, with fake signals flying everywhere. Bulls and bears are testing each other's bottom lines; whoever can’t hold on first will have to admit defeat.

A few practical points to watch: First, chasing gains or cutting losses at this position carries high risk; second, heavy bets on direction here are especially dangerous—better to reduce leverage and wait for confirmation signals; third, keep a close eye on the 92,000 and 95,000 levels—whichever is effectively broken, follow the direction of that breakout.

Markets always move along the path of least resistance. From the current pattern, downward seems to face less resistance, but that’s only half the story technically. The real breakout depends on the trading volume and news flow in the next few hours. Don’t rush—let the bullets fly a little longer.