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Nice to see $BTC and $ETH bid side liquidity improving ! There's solid support for Bitcoin with $200M+ bids between $80K-$85K, and Ethereum's looking good too with $150M bids between $2,700-$2,800. This zone's likely to hold, so dips here are basically a buy signal. On a different note, my experience with the Bitget Trading Club Championship was a rollercoaster, struggling for strategies, then falling off the leaderboard. But things turned around when GetAgent showed me the play, and now with phase 22, I'm crushing it going into this week's phase ! $SOPH

Bitcoin shrugged off the BOJ rate hike and stayed on its feet. That alone matters. Price is hovering around the high $87K to $88K zone, and yes, $BTC surviving a macro scare is a quiet win. The BOJ move caused a quick shake, but the rebound showed buyers are still defending dips rather than panicking. That said, the $90K wall is still very real. It’s a psychological level and a technical one, with sellers showing up every time price gets close. Weekend liquidity is thin, fear is still elevated, and momentum just isn’t strong enough yet for a clean breakout. Base case for now feels like consolidation. Chop between support in the high $86Ks and resistance just under $90K. If $BTC wants that next leg up, it probably needs a convincing daily close above $90K, not just a weekend wick. Surviving macro pressure is bullish long term. Breaking $90K this weekend is possible, but patience is the higher probability trade here.

📊 $BTC – Liquidation Map (7 days) – Index ~88,142 🔎 Quick read • Long-liq below: 87,114–86,282 → 84,618–83,786 → 83,786–82,954 → (deeper) 82,122–81,290. • Short-liq above: 88,882–89,714 → 89,714–90,546 → 90,546–91,378 → 91,378–92,210 → (further) 93,042–93,874 → 93,874–94,706. • Thin liquidity near price: 88,050–88,882. 🧭 Higher-probability path (bullish bias if pivot holds) Hold/reclaim 88,050–88,882 and price is more likely to push higher to squeeze shorts through 88,882–89,714 → 89,714–90,546; if that clears cleanly, the next leg typically targets 90,546–91,378 → 91,378–92,210, where heavier liquidity often brings sharp, choppy reactions before any extension. 🔁 Alternate path (bearish if pivot fails) If 88,050 breaks and can’t be reclaimed quickly, price can get pulled into the nearest long-liq pocket at 87,114–86,282; a further breakdown opens 84,618–83,786 → 83,786–82,954, with 82,122–81,290 as the “deeper” magnet in a harder flush. 📌 Navigation levels • Pivot: 88,050–88,882. • Bull confirmation: 89,714–90,546. • Reaction support: 87,114–86,282 (then 84,618–83,786 if lost). • Nearby resistance: 88,882–89,714. ⚠️ Risk notes • Liquidity is thin around spot, so prioritize break/pullback setups around the pivot with tight invalidation to avoid getting wicked. • If price clears 91,378–92,210, consider trailing—there are still liquidity magnets above, but gaps between pockets can amplify volatility. #TradingSetup #CryptoInsights

$1.5 BILLION IN BITCOIN SHORTS WILL BE LIQUIDATED TOWARDS $93,000 🚨 $BTC

A crypto bear market has already begun, according to onchain analytics firm CryptoQuant, which cited weakening bitcoin demand as a key signal. "Bitcoin demand growth has decisively slowed, signaling a transition into a bear market," CryptoQuant said in a report published Friday. "After three major spot demand waves since 2023 — driven by the U.S. spot ETF launch, the U.S. presidential election outcome, and the Bitcoin treasury companies bubble — demand growth has fallen below trend since early October 2025." The firm said this suggests that most of the incremental demand from the current cycle has already been absorbed, removing a key source of price support for bitcoin. Based on these conditions, CryptoQuant sees bitcoin downside risk toward the $70,000 level, with a deeper decline toward $56,000 possible if bitcoin fails to regain momentum. "Downside reference points suggest a relatively shallow bear market," the report said. "Historically, bitcoin bear market bottoms have aligned with the realized price, currently near $56,000, implying a potential 55% drawdown from the recent all-time high — the smallest drawdown on record. Intermediate support is expected around the $70,000 level." When asked about timing, CryptoQuant head of research Julio Moreno told The Block the move to $70,000 could occur within months, while $56,000 would be a longer-term scenario. "$70,000 could be in three to six months," Moreno said. "$56,000 would be in the second half of 2026 if it comes to that." Moreno added that the bear market effectively began around mid-November, following the largest liquidation event in crypto history on Oct. 10. Since then, demand has continued to weaken. CryptoQuant said U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs turned into net sellers in the fourth quarter of 2025, with holdings declining by roughly 24,000 BTC. That marks a sharp reversal from the same period last year, when ETFs were strong net buyers. Addresses holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC — a cohort that includes ETFs and bitcoin treasury companies — are also growing below trend, CryptoQuant said, mirroring demand deterioration seen toward the end of 2021 ahead of the 2022 bear market. Derivatives data points to fading risk appetite as well. In perpetual futures markets, funding rates measured on a 365-day moving average have fallen to their lowest level since December 2023, CryptoQuant said. "Historically, falling funding rates reflect reduced willingness to maintain long exposure, a pattern consistently observed during bear market regimes rather than bull phases," it added. Bitcoin has also slipped below its 365-day moving average, a long-term technical level that has historically marked the boundary between bull and bear market conditions, according to the firm. "Demand cycles — not halvings — drive bitcoin’s four-year cycle," CryptoQuant said. "The current downturn reinforces that Bitcoin’s cyclical behavior is governed primarily by expansions and contractions in demand growth, not by the halving event itself or past price performance. When demand growth peaks and rolls over, bear markets tend to follow regardless of supply-side dynamics." Bitcoin is currently trading at around $87,800, up about 3% in the past 24 hours, according to The Block's bitcoin price page. Disclaimer: The Block is an independent media outlet that delivers news, research, and data. As of November 2023, Foresight Ventures is a majority investor of The Block. Foresight Ventures invests in other companies in the crypto space. Crypto exchange Bitget is an anchor LP for Foresight Ventures. The Block continues to operate independently to deliver objective, impactful, and timely information about the crypto industry. Here are our current financial disclosures. © 2025 The Block. All Rights Reserved. This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.