Bitcoin is currently around 95,300. The hourly chart shows a clear rhythm—price dropped from 96,500 in the morning, found support around 94,200, then rebounded to the 95,000-95,500 range for repeated confirmation.

Looking at support, the recent strong support zone is between 94,200 and 94,500 (short-term neckline + EMA30 here). If broken, the next support level to watch is 94,000. On the upside, resistance at 96,000-96,500 is a confluence of previous highs and early morning rally peaks. Breaking through this range, the next strong resistance is at 97,000 (upper Bollinger Band on the daily chart).

Indicators are actually giving some bullish signals—hourly EMA is arranged in a very orderly bullish pattern, MACD shows signs of gentle volume increase from the bottom, DIF and DEA are showing upward turns, and Bollinger Bands are tightening. All these suggest a higher probability of short-term consolidation with a bullish bias. However, the key is whether volume can effectively follow through; this is the real decisive factor.

Operationally, the approach could be as follows: if the price returns to around 94,500 with support confirmed, a small long position could be considered, with a stop-loss below 94,000. During a rebound, if resistance is encountered near 96,000, consider a short-term short position, with a stop-loss above 96,500. The core principle remains strict position control—don't be greedy.