Bitcoin has risen from a low of 80,600 to the current 90,376, which seems like a significant increase, but the real big trend may not have truly begun yet. Many people are still debating whether to enter at this point, but this is actually the most critical moment in the rhythm.

Market psychology suggests that breaking through 93,000 is the first hurdle. Once this level is stabilized, the next target will be 100,000. The psychological appeal of this round number is well understood—it's a symbolic price point.

Many watch the price rise and start to doubt: Is it too late to enter now? But if you look at the movement from 80,600 to 90,376, it’s actually like a running start. The true explosive power has not yet been fully unleashed. After breaking 100,000, the next resistance is at 110,000.

From a long-term perspective, as a benchmark for digital assets, Bitcoin’s value discovery process is only in the middle stage. Every correction provides opportunities for latecomers. The current price of 90,376 is less of a high point and more of a window for strategic positioning.

Market rhythm often works like this: hesitant people wait for lower prices, while those who act jump onto the trend train. This wave of market movement will continue to unfold.