Bitcoin continued to trade sideways near $92,000 on Friday, failing once again overnight to break through $93,000, which further solidified the recent consolidation range. The current market structure is still dominated by bears suppressing prices in the mid-$93,000 range and bulls providing support around $91,000, but neither side has enough momentum to establish a clear trend. Looking at the past month, Bitcoin remains in a downward structure since the early November high, and the recent rebound has even formed a lower high, suggesting that the corrective trend remains unbroken. The weak momentum and rapid pullback after rebounds indicate that liquidity above $93,200 is still thin. If $91,000 is breached, key support lies in the $90,000–$90,500 range; to the upside, a breakout above $93,200 is needed to reverse the short-term downtrend.