BTC spot price is stuck around $95,180, and the 1-hour K-line has entered a typical narrow-range consolidation pattern. Observing the market, trading volume is clearly sluggish, and neither bulls nor bears can currently overpower each other—this kind of situation often leads to repeated tests.

From a technical perspective, the resistance level is clearly at $95,600 (yesterday's 24-hour high), while the support remains at $94,600. The MACD is flat around the zero line, and the RSI has not provided a clear directional signal, indicating a neutral pattern.

What’s next? It mainly depends on whether effective volume can be added. If the price breaks above $95,600, bulls may push toward $96,500; conversely, if it falls below $94,600, the next support could be around $94,000. But the reality is—there's no obvious influx of capital, and in the short term, it’s likely to continue oscillating within this range.