BTC：
From the daily chart perspective, after Bitcoin fell to around 92,000, it did not continue to decline, but rather touched the low point of the previous downward shadow line. After the first dip and the formation of a lower shadow, it did not lead to a very effective rebound. Only during the second dip did it rise close to 100,000. The timing of this second dip coincided with Christmas Eve, and now that Christmas has passed, the decline has been established. The market has tested the bottom several times, December is also nearing its end, and on January 20, Trump will take office, which will certainly impact the market again. The opportunity for a deep adjustment in the future market is unlikely because there were some issues in the past two days that prevented timely updates. Offline, a long position was established after a doji candlestick was formed around 92. It can be verified at any time. However, getting on board now also offers decent profits. In Bitcoin trading, the main focus is on retracement. Hold onto the long positions at the bottom. For those without long positions, it is advisable to enter around 98,400 and then add on the way down. The stop-loss is recommended near 96,000, with targets set at 102,000 and 105,000 for new highs. Once it reaches above 102,000, one can exit on their own. Those who can hold should aim for 110,000 and manage their own entry opportunities; for short-term trading, control risk and manage profits and losses independently;
