From the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin has experienced a week of continuous gains, and now it's indeed time to take a breather. The recent pullback to around 94,000 and the repeated touches in this area indicate some strong resistance.

The next movement can only go in two directions. If looking upward, as long as it can stabilize above 93,300 and break through smoothly, a bullish signal will be confirmed. At that point, it may test the range between 94,800 and 96,500, and with good luck, even reach 98,000. The bottom support has already been laid out, so the decline shouldn't be too frightening. As long as liquidity moves upward, the chances of a rebound increase.

On the downside, if it falls back and loses the 92,000 level, the short-term target will be in the 90,400-89,600 range. If it breaks further down, it could reach the 88,200-86,800 zone. If even 91,200 can't hold, then a re-entry into a consolidation mode is necessary.

Overall, after a short-term decline, there's a high probability of oscillating upward again, but caution is needed to prevent sharp drops. Once it falls near 90,000, it presents a relatively good entry opportunity.