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The analysis of BTCUSDT on a 1-month timeframe outlines an anticipated bullish movement, contingent on a dip to a key support level. Initially, the expectation was for a drop into support around 88,000 before a rally past 94,000. However, the market moved directly higher, failing to provide the desired entry. Despite this, the bullish bias persists for the current week, forecasting an initial upward push, followed by a decline to 88,000 to open long positions, targeting a reversal to 94,000. Recapping recent trades, a short position was initiated after a 30-minute imbalance at the 93,100 high, resulting in a small loss due to a strong upward pump. Subsequently, an aggressive long position was attempted at 92,600, despite bearish higher timeframe indicators, which also resulted in a loss when the price continued to drop. For upcoming movements, the 92,200 level is considered less significant. The critical support lies at 88,700, bolstered by a daily imbalance on Bybit, a scam wick on Coinbase, and an unfulfilled CME gap. A strong high was observed with a 12-hour imbalance and an SFP, yet the timing of this high was deemed premature based on monthly timing expectations (mid to end of month). Additionally, the quarterly pivot remains above 95,000. The primary trading plan is to await a drop into the 88,700 support, look for a reaction, open long positions, and target a new high into the 96,000 resistance. If 96,000 is breached, the next target would be 99,500.