Yesterday's sharp drop was quite coincidental; it precisely cleared out the concentrated bullish liquidity accumulated over the past two months, without any miscalculation, before the subsequent rebound... This really feels deliberate... Currently, bullish liquidity is still relatively concentrated around the price, but considering the largest liquidity area has already been cleared, I expect the price to rebound back to the previous trading range in the short term, above 88k... Then we'll see which side's liquidity increases disproportionately. At present, the futures market can at best be considered to have bottomed out, since the short-selling liquidity above is somewhat reduced. The ideal scenario is that the price maintains a period of consolidation, short-selling liquidity begins to accumulate above, then the price breaks through the descending wedge, quickly rebounding to 91.8k to capture short-selling liquidity... If short sellers start adding to their positions, there's hope for a further rebound; otherwise, it will likely continue to oscillate at the lower end of the range until the weekend...

Short sellers did not increase their positions, and OI did not grow.

That probably won't go up.