Khalid Jaliawala

#BTCRebound90kNext?
Recent reports say BTC has already “rebounded to around $86,000” as it tries to retake ground near the $88,000–$90,000 zone. Brave New Coin+2TradingView+2
Some analysts highlight that BTC just climbed above $90,000 again. Morningstar+2Bitget+2
That rebound seems to have been aided by a short-squeeze: a wave of short-position liquidations pushed the price up. Bitget+1
Technically, BTC recently cleared a short-term resistance zone and managed to regain footing above key support levels — a structure that often precedes further upticks. CryptoPotato+2icobench.com+2
There’s renewed buying interest in the ~$85,000–$88,000 range, historically a demand zone where many investors re-enter after dips. Brave New Coin+1
Signs of improving sentiment and lower volatility are encouraging some traders to expect a retest of ~$92,000–$95,000 if momentum holds.
Even though there’s a bounce, resistance remains strong near $90,000–$92,000. If BTC fails to break firmly above that, it might fall back toward ~$85,000–$83,000 zone.
Market caution: some traders and institutions are hedging, and liquidity — including inflows to BTC funds/ETFs — remains weak. Reuters+2deriv.com+2
Macro factors: global risk sentiment, interest-rate expectations (e.g. from the Federal Reserve) and macroeconomic news still strongly influence crypto.
Given the technical bounce + improved sentiment, a move toward or briefly above $90,000 seems like a realistic near-term target for BTC. But because resistance zones are tight and macro + liquidity conditions remain uncertain, any rebound could be volatile or short-lived.