Today's Early Market Analysis;

1: Brothers, when I woke up this morning and saw that Bitcoin's closing price was actually at 97805, I couldn't help but think about how yesterday's lowest point dipped to 92232. How many people must have felt countless frustrations? Bitcoin's price has come back, but what about altcoins? What about positions? It seems like there's no change in Bitcoin, but in reality, the market has already been cleaned out.

2: It's the weekend again, and Wall Street big shots have finished harvesting this week. It's time to take a two-day break and celebrate. Bitcoin's price is unlikely to rebound further in the next couple of days and will likely experience fluctuations and a downward trend. The lower range is around 95600—94600, which is about 3000 dollars. It won't directly go back to the previous low.

3: Ethereum dropped from a high of 3497 to 3100 yesterday, and today it closed back at 3472. The price fluctuation is not significant, but the contract market has basically been cleaned out. Bitcoin will be in a period of consolidation, while Ethereum still has a demand for a rebound. The upper range around 3600 should see some action. I always have a feeling that this round of bearish sentiment hasn't changed Bitcoin's price much, and Ethereum has basically been cleaned out as well. Since the rise began on the 11th, Ethereum has seen a maximum increase of 72%, and yesterday's lowest dip was exactly 59% of that rise. Now that the dip has ended and the market is cleaned out, the next upward movement should be easier.

4: DOGE hit the 112 moving average yesterday and is currently rebounding near 0.33, facing resistance from the 56 moving average. The daily MACD has also dropped below the zero line, making it difficult to go up in the short term. If the rebound can reach 0.35, those who didn't reduce their positions or set stop losses at 0.368—0.388 a couple of days ago should consider doing so. It seems that the washout period will be relatively long and will last until around January 20, when Musk comes back; we’ll see if any news stimulates a return above 0.4.

5: SOL has actually been relatively resistant to declines. Yesterday it dipped from 211 to 176, and I told everyone to buy the dip, with an average price around 178.5. The price has now retraced to 196, basically reaching the first target of 199. This has broken below the 200 level, and it’s the first time it has retraced back near 200. Those with leverage can consider reducing positions and taking profits. Currently, the 195—203 range is a significant resistance level. The short-term buying range can also be around 188—183. The price fluctuation is about 15 dollars. Unless there's positive news regarding ETF speculation, there’s a chance it could directly rebound back above 200 dollars, which would lead to an independent market trend.