Currently, many people believe that Bitcoin has experienced a contraction in volatility over the past few months. Then, it reached a peak of 77,000. Now, many people believe this has indicated a direction, and the market has chosen a path, breaking upwards, leading to vast possibilities ahead. Many are actually focusing on this breakout. The most important thing now is whether ETFs will see a significant influx of large capital buying in. This is currently the most crucial factor; no one knows, not even the ETF funds themselves, how much Bitcoin their clients will purchase or at what price. If the U.S. stops cutting interest rates or if next Wednesday's CPI data is not favorable, it could have a huge impact. The inflow of funds has now approached 70 billion. I believe the likelihood of Bitcoin continuing a trend of volatility is greater. As the price continues to rise, there will always be individuals choosing to take profits. After making money, they might wait for Bitcoin to drop again, and then possibly buy back in. Therefore, I think Bitcoin will continue to experience the kind of ups and downs seen in the past few months; there won't be another major upward surge, nor will there be deep pits like those seen on 3/12 or 5/19.