According to @MI_Algos, FireCharts shows BTC order book and order flow have shifted since early morning, with ask liquidity at 88k taken and that resistance eroded, increasing near-term upside potential; source: @MI_Algos. The author adds some of that ask may have executed via market orders, but the net effect is the same—reduced overhead supply at 88k; source: @MI_Algos. Bid liquidity is stair-stepping higher to push price up, though some bids have disappeared, creating a mixed but net supportive intraday backdrop; source: @MI_Algos. All but the smallest order classes are net buyers, keeping the short-term outlook up while noting this is an intraday view within a broader bear market context; source: @MI_Algos.

According to Michal van de Poppe, BTC is consolidating with a downward trend bias, and a breakout above 88,000 is required to shift the trend higher, source: Michal van de Poppe (X, Dec 16, 2025). He states the breakout could occur in the coming days during a big macroeconomic week, source: Michal van de Poppe (X, Dec 16, 2025). If the breakout does not materialize, he flags 83,000 as a likely liquidity sweep and 80,000 as a potential double bottom test for the next downside targets, source: Michal van de Poppe (X, Dec 16, 2025).

According to @CryptoMichNL, unemployment rate and PMI releases mark a big macro day for markets and BTC, making these prints the primary events to watch; source: @CryptoMichNL. He adds that Bitcoin needs to break through the $88K level, and he is pleased the market has not corrected much further; source: @CryptoMichNL. The post identifies $88K as the immediate resistance for BTC and singles out unemployment and PMI data as the near-term drivers for price action; source: @CryptoMichNL.