BlockBeats News, November 24th, market sentiment was pushed into a new uncertainty range by the “peculiar divergence” of the U.S. economy: GDP remained strong, while corporate hiring hit a multi-year low. The AI-driven investment boom has boosted productivity but failed to drive job expansion, putting the Federal Reserve in a rare policy dilemma between rate cuts and a stalemate. Meanwhile, the Middle East situation heated up again after Israeli airstrikes on Beirut, with geopolitical risks causing short-term disturbances in safe-haven demand.
At the macro level, the divergence between weak employment and strong output has led the Federal Reserve to remain highly cautious about the pace of rate cuts. Officials emphasized in the latest minutes that the policy stance would not be adjusted at the moment without clearer signals of inflation cooling or labor market deterioration. This environment has prompted the market to reprice liquidity expectations, and volatility may rise again.
In the crypto market, BTC is maintaining a bullish recovery within the 4H structure, with the price approaching the previous 90,000–91,000 USD pressure range, while the key structural support lies between 86,000 and 84,000 USD. The liquidation heatmap shows a dense long-end liquidation zone around 88,500–89,000 USD, which, if broken, would point to a larger leverage stacking area between 90,800 and 91,500 USD. Conversely, if resistance is encountered and the price falls back, the dense liquidation and order book zone between 85,000 and 84,000 USD will be the initial liquidity attraction target.
Bitunix analysts suggest: The current phase is a period of structural recovery progress, and it is advisable to pay attention to three key levels: the supply zone near 90,000 USD, the short-term structural support around 86,000 USD, and the price gap area at 84,000 USD. The market is entering a critical pivot zone of massive liquidation clustering, with the subsequent direction determined by the attraction of liquidity and macro uncertainty.
