Bitcoin's current trend is mostly a fake-out to lure in buyers, followed by a sharp drop to find the bottom. Don't expect too much of a rebound; don't even think about surpassing 95,000. If it can reach just over 90,000 and touch 92,000, that's considered a kind gesture from the main players. Keep a close eye on the 90,000-92,000 range; if the volume can't keep up, prepare to short.

As for the lower support $BTC :
If it breaks through 87,000 and then drops sharply to 85,000-86,000, don't panic—that's actually a short-term opportunity because it's when panic selling occurs and the big players are unloading, with odds much higher than this stagnant sideways movement.

Ethereum and Altcoins:
On a larger scale, Ethereum and altcoins should see a bounce, after falling so badly. But the big picture for Bitcoin has already broken down; unless there's a major positive catalyst, new highs are unlikely. As for a miracle in 2026? I believe "after falling too much, it will bounce," but I don't believe "it can revive after dying."

Altcoins now are no different from zero:
If they don't rally soon, the outcome will be:
1. Retail investors lose confidence and exit
2. Newcomers dare not enter
3. Small exchanges can't withstand the crash

If altcoins don't rise, the market will become a dead water pool—no one playing, no new participants, no liquidity, just waiting for death.