Bitcoin continues to fluctuate around the $90,000 mark, hiding the tricks of seasoned traders behind it. Large investors have mastered retail traders' psychology, using false breakouts to clear stop-loss orders, thereby absorbing chips at low levels—this is liquidity sniping. Once the chips are in hand, a rally will follow.

On the retail side, traders near $91,500 are easily influenced by emotions—bullishness leads to chasing, and a break below $90,000 causes panic selling. This repeated psychological game is precisely the stage where big players make money. Their current goal is very clear—break through the $92,000 resistance level. Before that, it is expected to see repeated shakeouts between $89,500 and $90,500.

Looking at Ethereum, its performance clearly lags behind Bitcoin. The 50-day moving average support is around $3,128, with a further defense line at $3,050 below. As Ethereum's Pectra upgrade approaches, large funds are quietly accumulating chips below $3,100.

If you want to participate, pay close attention to the $3,060 level. Once it stabilizes here, the first rebound may target the previous resistance at $3,250. The opportunity is right in front of you; the key is to wait for the right position.