BTC short-term liquidity is bearish. Where are the key support and resistance levels?

[Crypto World] Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon while monitoring the market—BTC’s short-term liquidity is leaning slightly bearish.

Right now, there’s a solid cluster of buy orders in the $87,800 to $88,500 range, which serves as a pretty solid support zone. Looking upward, there’s a large amount of liquidity gathered above the $90,000 mark, which is a rather delicate spot.

In simple terms, there are buyers ready to catch the dip below, and sellers waiting to unload above. With this structure, breaking above $90K might take some effort, and there’s a good chance the price will fluctuate between these two zones in the short term. If you’re going long, keep an eye on whether the $87K-$88.5K support holds; if you’re going short, watch to see if that liquidity above $90K gets triggered.