Let's have a straightforward discussion about BTC's performance over the past two hours.

Currently, the price is oscillating within that narrow range, bouncing up to meet resistance and then being pushed back, or dipping down and being supported again. It feels like dancing on a spring. The most important thing is whether it can hold steady at this level. If it can, there might be a chance to continue upward and test higher resistance levels. Conversely, if the support level is broken, it probably needs to find a more solid bottom below.

Volume is particularly worth paying attention to. When the price rises, if the trading volume also increases, it indicates genuine buying pressure behind the move. But if the price rises without volume support, like pressing the accelerator on an empty car, this kind of rebound usually doesn't last long and will eventually fall back. The same applies to a downtrend—rising volume during a decline signals higher risk that should be watched carefully.

In this sideways pattern, the resistance line above and the support line below are crucial. In the short term, Bitcoin is likely to fluctuate within this range—testing the upper resistance might push it back down, while touching the lower support could lead to a bounce. Only if there’s a volume breakout above the resistance or below the support will the situation truly change.

Also, keep an eye out for any sudden positive or negative news, and whether big players are manipulating the market by dumping or accumulating. Such black swan events can cause rapid price swings in the short term, but if the news isn’t significant enough, the market often just swings back to where it was.

In simple terms, the biggest possibility in the next few hours is continued consolidation within this small range. Whether it moves up or down is still unclear; we need to wait until it "breaks out" to determine the direction. Don’t get carried away by a single rally, nor panic because of a drop. The key is to observe its performance at critical levels, stay calm, and sometimes just watching from the sidelines is wiser than reckless trading.