The current trend of Bitcoin is quite interesting - it is caught between the bulls and bears, with sellers on top and buyers below. The entire market seems to be waiting for a signal, waiting for someone to give in first.

**Current Price Distribution**

From a structural perspective, Bitcoin is trapped in a defined range. The data from various institutions basically points to the same conclusion:

The ceiling above is at $95,000. This position is crucial—once it can stand above and stabilize, the uptrend will truly have a chance. The floor below is at $81,300, which the market generally views as the "real average price" and also the last line of defense for the bulls.

**There are considerations for the pressure levels**

Looking up, resistance is not a wall, but a series of checkpoints:

Recently, we need to break through the range of $88,000-$90,000. According to observations from December 21, if we can secure a price around $89,000-$90,000, we may test $94,000 in the short term.

Above that is the hard resistance level of $95,000. Above here (from $93,000 to $120,000) is stacked with historical trapped positions, and the selling pressure is quite heavy. Whether it can effectively break through is related to the upcoming mid-term rhythm.

$101,500 This line should also be noted. This is the average cost line for short-term holders, where psychological and structural pressures converge.

Now let's see which side, the bulls or the bears, can hold out longer.