2026-01-10 19:36:55

BTC is currently hovering between two key liquidity clusters, forming a clear consolidation zone.

The support below is at $88,000-$88,500, where there is also overlapping support from the CME gap, making it a good defensive position.

Looking upward, the $92,000 to $95,000 range is the real tough nut—this area contains a large amount of selling pressure and historical resistance, making a breakout difficult.

My view is that these two liquidity clusters may both become key reference points for the market in the future. Whether the price rebounds from the support below or encounters resistance and pulls back from above, these levels are worth close attention. The short-term breakout direction largely depends on whether these two ranges can be effectively broken.

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MechanicalMartel

· 17h ago

The key point about 88k is not to break it; once it's broken, that's when the real trouble begins.

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YieldWhisperer

· 19h ago

nah see this is exactly where the math falls apart... "key liquidity clusters" lmao, everyone sees the same support levels so they don't actually hold. watched this pattern in 2021, classic self-fulfilling narrative collapse. the real question nobody's asking is which whale's dumping first

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AirdropHustler

· 20h ago

Coming back with this again? The range between 88 and 92 is where the chives are repeatedly harvested, and no matter how eloquently you explain it, you can't change the fact that the whales want to dump the market.

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LostBetweenChains

· 20h ago

Is that key support at 88,000 really holding up? It feels like every time it drops, it breaks below.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 20h ago

Still stuck at 88 without any progress, the CME gap support feels like it will break sooner or later. The 92-95 range is really strong, with sell orders stacked thickly. If we break through this time, consider me defeated. Where's the expected rebound? It feels like it's just oscillating between these two ranges, waiting to see who gives in first.

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MevHunter

· 20h ago

If 88k can't be broken, I'll have to go through another round next week, so annoying.

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ProbablyNothing

· 20h ago

That 88k defense line really has to hold, or there's nothing much to watch after that. Break through 92k? Haha, dream on. Those old rats have been lying in wait for a long time. This time, it all depends on how long retail investors can hold on.

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