Liquidity is starting to return, but whether this indicates that the price of #Bitcoin will continue to rise, or even drive a smooth altcoin season, I personally remain skeptical. After all, there are currently no actual positive factors, and there is still a bit of time before the transfer of power. Although it can't be said that today's rise is entirely due to tariffs, part of the reason should be that we have moved out of the shadow of the Federal Reserve and entered January with expectations for the transition of power.

We still need to settle for one to two days to confirm user sentiment, but if BTC's price can stay above $100,000 this week, it would be very beneficial for the continued upward movement after the transfer of power, and it would also indicate that investor sentiment is indeed recovering.

If we can continue to rise tomorrow during the day, breaking through to around $104,000, I might choose to go short again, selling the $BTC I previously bought and then waiting for a pullback to buy back, with expected pullback prices around $102,000. I'm not greedy; I just want to lower some investment costs, but currently, I haven't seen such signs. For now, I will remain cautious and will only conduct short-term trading during the Asian time zone. If it enters the US trading time zone, even if the price doesn't come back, I might buy back in advance.

It's not that I don't have confidence in the market trend; I just feel that the probability of remaining in a consolidation trend is higher at the moment. Of course, this is not an investment suggestion. I have already made a good profit, so I can accept a certain degree of profit pullback. Selling BTC is not my intention; I just want to reduce some costs.