[Bitunix Analyst: U.S. Employment Stagnation Diverges Sharply from Strong GDP, Market Pricing Enters Fractured Zone as BTC Approaches Short Liquidation Levels] BlockBeats News, November 24: Market sentiment has been pushed into a new zone of uncertainty by the 'bizarre divergence' in the U.S. economy: GDP remains strong, while corporate hiring has hit multi-year lows. The AI-driven investment boom has boosted productivity but failed to expand employment, leaving the Federal Reserve in a rare policy dilemma between rate cuts and a pause. Meanwhile, the Middle East situation has escalated again following Israel's airstrikes on Beirut, creating short-term disruptions in safe-haven demand due to geopolitical risks. On the macro level, the divergence between weak employment and strong output has made the Federal Reserve highly cautious about the pace of rate cuts. Officials emphasized in the latest minutes that unless there are clearer signs of cooling inflation or a deteriorating labor market, the policy stance will remain unchanged. This environment has led the market to reprice liquidity expectations, with volatility likely to rise again. In the crypto market, BTC is maintaining a bullish recovery within the 4H structure, with prices approaching the previously established resistance zone of $90,000–$91,000, while structural support lies below at $86,000 and $84,000. The liquidation heatmap shows dense long liquidations in the $88,500–$89,000 range above; if breached, it will point to the larger leveraged stack zone of $90,800–$91,500. Conversely, if rejected and retraced, the dense liquidation and order cluster at $85,000–$84,000 will become the first target for liquidity attraction. Bitunix analysts suggest: The current phase is one of structural recovery progression. It is recommended to monitor three key price levels: the supply zone near $90,000 above, the short-term structural support at $86,000 in the mid-range, and the replenishment zone at $84,000. The market is entering a critical turning point with massive liquidation clusters, and the subsequent direction will be jointly determined by liquidity attraction and macro uncertainties.