In these past few days, the battle between bulls and bears has been unresolved; everyone should pay attention to risks and operate carefully:

Rejecting harmony, the market currently appears calm on the surface, but in reality, there are undercurrents;

The best approach is to observe and wait for an opportunity to buy the dip in spot trading or to get on board. I believe the market will not disappoint your patience;

At this time, it's necessary to focus on trend trading. It's best to wait until it breaks out before buying; personally, I believe if it doesn't break out, the likelihood of another drop is greater. This isn't a bearish view, just a sincere expression of my perspective on the market.

In the past few days, there have been no significant negative or positive events, just low liquidity and low trading volume. As you all have seen, it’s a dead period; the distance to 92,000 is neither far nor close. We really need to wait for the liquidity from the Americans to return on the evening of January 6th, then observe market sentiment, especially from the U.S., because it's Monday that day.

Moreover, the unemployment rate forecast for January 10th hasn’t been released yet. On that Friday, the U.S. will announce the unemployment rate, and then there won't be any major data until January 20th when the power transition occurs, and sentiment will begin to trigger FOMO. According to URPD's data support, there has been no effective accumulation of chips breaking 94,000, and the price has fluctuated down to 92,000 and quickly rebounded.

Combining data, macroeconomics, and speculation, the current situation is a consolidation. Whether or not it breaks 92,000, we can expect in the next 1-3 months to touch a new peak. Of course, we don't speculate on prices, only observe the trend. If we expect an altcoin season, it is when BTC shows a strong trend, then ETH can also perform strongly, making an altcoin season likely.