Next week's trend discussion, Bitcoin easily returns to 90,000:

The world situation has always been about division leading to unity, and unity leading to division. In the cryptocurrency world, it has always been that after a long decline, there must be a rise, and after a long rise, there must be a decline. All temporary pauses are preparation for the next step. After such a long decline, it’s time to rise.

Firstly, we can observe market sentiment. With the easing of the tariff war, the attitude of the U.S. has already lost its initial arrogance. In contrast, the East's open-door policy has led to missed opportunities for them. Currently, the impact of tariffs on the market has significantly weakened, and the downward trend has come to a halt.

From a technical perspective, on the weekly candlestick level, after a price pullback, a state of consolidation is observed. The downward channel has not been breached, and the bearish volume is difficult to significantly release the space. Moreover, the moving averages show some signs of turning upwards.

On the daily candlestick level, the price has double-tested the bottom and is rising in a fluctuating upward trend. The volume has shifted from bearish to bullish release, and the moving averages are curving upwards. Although the recovery is slow, it has not continued to decline, recovering space over time.

On the four-hour level, the price recovers and encounters resistance during the pullback. It is recovering through fluctuations, and the operational channel is opening upwards. The pullback is just a slow upward demand, but there is strong resistance below. In the short term, there is a certain need for a pullback after a high, but it is merely to build strength for the bulls.

In terms of swing and medium to long-term thinking, we focus on buying on pullbacks at low positions:

In terms of operations, I personally suggest buying in the 82300-83300 area, looking at 88000-92000.