RKLB at $80. Is $91–92 Next, or Does the $85–86 Supply Shut It?RRKLBUSDT SPOTBITGET:RRKLBUSDTzenthena00RKLB’s 4H structure has shifted after forming a major swing low around $57. From there, price produced strong bullish displacement and broke the previous bearish structure, giving me a bullish CHoCH around $67.9, followed by a BOS through the $76–78 area. Price then pushed into the $85–86 4H supply zone, where buy-side liquidity was sitting, but failed to sustain the move. The rejection drove price sharply back through the $76–78 area and into major demand around $72–74, sweeping sell-side liquidity before buyers stepped back in. Price has since recovered toward $80–81, so for me the next decision is what happens when RKLB approaches the overhead supply again. Bullish scenario I’m watching $85–86 as the main confirmation area. If buyers can break above this supply, hold above it and successfully retest it, the next liquidity objective I’m watching is the external BSL around $91–92. I wouldn’t treat simply touching $85–86 as confirmation. I want to see actual acceptance above the zone. Bullish path: $80–81 → $85–86 → breakout/retest → $91–92 Bearish scenario The same $85–86 supply is also where the bearish case becomes interesting. If price reaches this area and gets rejected again, $76–78 becomes the first demand area I’d watch. Below that, the more important support is the $72–74 major demand zone, which has already produced a strong reaction. If that demand eventually fails, my next downside POI sits around $69–70. Bearish path: $85–86 rejection → $76–78 → $72–74 → $69–70 if demand fails My view The 4H recovery from $57 has clearly improved the structure, but RKLB is not through its main overhead supply yet. So rather than assuming $91–92 is inevitable, I see $85–86 as the decision zone. A clean breakout and retest would strengthen the bullish continuation case, while another rejection keeps the lower demand zones in play. For this setup, I’m continuing with rToken on Bitget for my U.S. stock exposure. From my previous trades, the combination of strong liquidity and competitive spreads has been useful when I’m trying to execute around specific levels instead of just getting exposure at whatever price is available. That becomes even more relevant with RKLB because my setup depends heavily on how price behaves around $85–86. If I eventually trade a larger order, liquidity and better execution conditions matter even more, since I want the actual fill to stay reasonably close to the level I planned around. That previous experience is mainly why I’m continuing with rToken for setups like this rather than changing the way I execute now.