2025-12-07 09:21:33

Bitcoin's short-term flow is tilting bearish right now. Demand is stacking up around the $87,800–$88,500 zone—that's where buyers might step in. But here's the thing: there's also a thick liquidity pocket sitting just above $90,000.

So the real question? Which level breaks first—downside support or upside resistance? Market's at a crossroads.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 23h ago

It's the same old "liquidity trap" analysis again... Data shows that every time the technical analysts say this, the market tends to move violently in the opposite direction. What's interesting is that the 88500 support level also appeared last year, and then? It dropped straight through by 20%. Lesson from history: The market is never as neat and orderly as it is in textbooks.

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BankruptWorker

· 12-07 09:51

Will that key support at 88500 really hold? Feels like it's about to break at any moment.

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RugPullAlarm

· 12-07 09:51

I've been watching this demand range of 87,800-88,500 for three days now. Whale address flow data shows that funds are slowly concentrating... The real trouble is the liquidity trap above 90,000. In this kind of setup, it's easiest for the market to get dumped. Don't be fooled by retail investor narratives.

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