Bitcoin prices maintained a steady upward trend, fluctuating around $91,200 at the time of writing. The price continued its upward climb during the day, reaching a near three-week high, with clear signs of cumulative gains this week. In the previous few days, BTC oscillated between $88,000 and $90,000, indicating a consolidation phase and gradually stabilizing position strength. From a macro and sentiment perspective, the market has maintained some support after its pullback from its highs at the end of 2025, while derivatives and spot trading activity has stabilized, and short-term speculative sentiment has improved somewhat. Technical analysis: On the daily chart, BTC remains within a wide trading range of $94,000 to $85,500. Over the past two weeks, the price has repeatedly encountered resistance around $90,500, failing to return to the previous highs, forming significant short-term resistance. The current rebound has effectively broken through this resistance level, indicating that selling pressure has been somewhat absorbed and short-term bullish momentum is accumulating. This structure suggests that the short-term trend is transitioning from a wide-range consolidation to an upward correction. Based on the current pattern, BTC is expected to continue testing the resistance area around 94,000. This level is the upper center of the current range; if the price successfully breaks through, the bullish momentum will be further validated, and it may challenge higher targets. The chance of reaching 94,000 is relatively high. The short-term bulls are in control, and the recommended trading strategy is to follow the trend: avoid actively shorting, but instead participate in upward attacks opportunistically based on the rebound rhythm. For example, at the current price, a small long position could be considered around 91,300, with a target of 93,500–94,000, and a stop-loss set around 90,000 to control risk (individual trading should be based on individual risk tolerance and position management).