Let's review Bitcoin: Last week, the opening price on the weekly chart was around 104,400, the highest price was around 108,300, the lowest price was around 92,200, and the closing price was around 95,100, with a volatility of up to 15% and a drop of 9%. Currently, based on the three to five-day lines, the support for Bitcoin is quite far away, with support around 92,200 and resistance around 97,000. The current daily support is around 93,000, and resistance is around 96,000. To summarize: Last week, after touching a new high on the weekly chart, the price quickly fell back, breaking below the 100,000 mark and continuing downwards, at one point dropping to around 92,200 before quickly rebounding to around 96,000. From this week's Bitcoin weekly opening price, it has not stood above the rebound level of 96,000, and the market still appears to be in a weak consolidation phase. Combining the daily and twelve-hour charts, the lows on both charts continue to make new lows, which is not a friendly signal for us spot traders and bulls. It's best to mention some actions; I personally prefer to lay out and buy after the market stabilizes. Looking at the market in recent days, I have not seen stable signs, but rather a continued decline, so everyone should remain rational and not blindly buy the dip; even if you buy now, it will be a struggle. Why not take this opportunity to relax a bit and wait for a chance to make a big move?