It's not just about the unit price; the valuation market cap is the most important. We will anchor the market cap of Bitcoin to that of the five greatest technology giants in human history, concluding that at this stage, the upside space above $100,000 is limited. After one rise, there should be a short sell for arbitrage. Of course, it won't drop deeply. When it reaches a super market cap of $15 trillion, just look at how the tech giants perform in the U.S. stock market to understand it won't decline much; it just needs to oscillate at the current position for a long time, at least several months. Later, we will see if the valuations of tech giants improve, which will determine if Bitcoin's market cap can follow suit. At this stage, there is no room for improvement. There needs to be a logical anchoring; $100,000 has more symbolic meaning than practical significance. This position will repeatedly strangle those who chase the rise and those who short sell after the spike.