Bitcoin's recent performance still leans towards a consolidation pattern, with a short-term lack of significant negative news to cause a direct impact. This range is more about accumulating positions, and historically, after such a buildup phase, there is usually a noticeable upward breakout. Although the upward trajectory won't be perfectly straight, the start of a main wave trend shouldn't be too far away.

The subsequent trading focus should still be on the 90,000 level. If the price can form a solid breakout, it is very likely to see a rapid increase in volume and an acceleration of the upward move. Conversely, as long as there is no solid breakdown below the 85,000 support level, the overall price remains within an acceptable consolidation zone, and it is a good time to wait for capital inflows to drive the next wave of gains.