Bitcoin is stuck near the $90,000 mark. The bullish momentum has severely weakened and lost much of its attacking power. The market has shifted from the enthusiasm of "buying the dip" to fear of liquidation risks. Coupled with the fading of the overall positive environment, short-term pressure is now concentrated around $91,000 to $92,000.

What if the trend truly weakens? First, it will test the $88,000 to $89,000 support zone. If this line is broken, the downward wave will really open up, and the next challenge will be the defense line at $85,500 to $87,500. Going further down, the critical neckline at $85,000 will come into play.

Ethereum is also having a tough time. It is being firmly pressed down by strong resistance in the $3,180 to $3,200 range, with the hourly bearish trend line showing no signs of loosening. The lifeline below is at $3,050 to $3,080. If this line also breaks, the psychological barrier at $3,000 will be at risk. In simple terms, both cryptocurrencies are hitting a wall at key resistance levels, and the market is now more inclined to test support levels downward — this possibility is increasing.