A crypto analyst has picked three re-entry points into the market. These pertain to BTC price after the flagship token briefly traded above the $92k mark. Most of the points deal with gaining shorts; however, Bitcoin tokens continue to showcase long-term potential despite ongoing national and international events.
Crypto Analyst on his Re-Entry
Lennaert Snyder, a notable crypto analyst, has underlined three re-entry points in relation to BTC. The first point is somewhere around $91,700, adding that he was looking for shorts after a LTF market structure break. The second point is slightly higher on the price chart at around $93,720. Snyder has called it a weak high and tagged it as an interesting point to look for shorts after MSB.
The third point, per his statement, is a strong invalidation point of approximately $94,700. Snyder has said that taking that high out could invalidate the bearish thesis. The crypto analyst has kept space open for around $87,600; however, he has said that he would simply miss the move as he would rather miss a good trade than enter a bad one.
Current Position of BTC
Lennaert Snyder picked these points after he missed the liquidity above $92k. Now, BTC is trading at around $90,538.03, teasing the support margin of approximately $90k with a slight plunge of 0.06% over the last 24 hours.
The price has slipped significantly by 2.49% in a week as well. Interestingly, the current position on the price chart is hovering around the holiday range, which was pointed out earlier by Snyder.
The 24-hour trading volume has surged by 148.44% and the token is only 28.1% down from the ATH of $126,198.07, which was noted on October 07, 2025. It continues to dominate the global crypto market with a major share in market cap, which is just above $3.09 trillion at the moment.
Will BTC Liquidity Hold Steady?
The market is, or rather has always been, volatile. So, BTC liquidity may or may not hold steady. Recent factors that are likely to impact its levels are unemployment data, where the rate slipped to 4.4% in December 2025, and inflation data for the same month, which should be made public soon.
Even the growing feud between US President Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell could significantly impact BTC liquidity. A sluggish job growth throughout 2025 is also a key component to be considered.
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