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Current price at 92.256$ level, positioned below EMA20 (92.565$), testing critical support zone in a tight sideways trend. Near-term resistance limited at 93.148$. Current Price Position and Critical Levels Bitcoin price is currently trading at 92.256$ level and has been stuck in the 92.158$ – 93.420$ range with a 0.47% drop over the last 24 hours. The market is generally showing a sideways trend, with RSI at 50.94 balanced in the neutral zone. Short-term bearish signals are prominent: Price remains below EMA20 (92.565$) and Supertrend indicator is giving a bearish signal, with resistance marked at 99.053$. Multi-timeframe (MTF) analysis identified a total of 12 strong levels across 1D, 3D, and 1W timeframes (1D: 4 supports/3 resistances, 3D: 1 support/3 resistances, 1W: 2 supports/3 resistances). These confluences indicate that the current price is in a sensitive liquidity hunt zone. Volume is at average levels of 11.42 billion$, but spikes were observed during support tests. In the broader structure, price is trapped in the supply/demand balance between 90k-94k; volume increase is required for a breakout. Support Levels: Buyer Zones Primary Support The strongest buyer zone is positioned at 90.873$ (score: 72/100). This level stands out as a strong demand zone (demand block) on the 1D timeframe: Tested 4 times in the last 3 months, rejected each time with aggressive buying volume (average 15% volume spike). MTF confluence is excellent – overlaps with 3D swing low and aligned with 1W EMA50 (around 90.850$). Order block structure is clear: As price approaches here, smart money (big players) opens long positions to protect liquidity. Historically, this level has been a major reversal point in similar sideways periods (e.g., before the 2025 Q4 rally). Invalidated below with a daily close under 90.500$, which opens the path to 89k. Secondary Support and Stop Levels Secondary supports at…

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