Good morning, brothers. The cryptocurrency market has experienced a continuous decline for three days. Yesterday, BTC briefly fell below $92,000. What will the future trend be, and how should we respond? Let's first look at the current two major bearish factors: (1) The market holds a pessimistic view on the possibility of a significant interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in 2025. U.S. Treasury yields are rising, and the dollar index is soaring. (2) There are rumors that the U.S. Department of Justice has approved the sale of a large amount of BTC. Regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, the market is already at its most pessimistic point. Everyone predicts that the U.S. will not cut rates before July next year. If more negative data is released, such as tonight's non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate, it will only reinforce the expectation of a decrease. When things are at their most pessimistic, it often indicates a potential reversal in the future. As long as there is a trend of declining inflation, the cryptocurrency market can regroup. Pay attention to the non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate released tonight at 9:30. Regarding the U.S. government selling BTC, this is just a rumor. A reporter heard from someone in the Justice Department, but it is unclear if this is just a fabricated story. We need concrete documents or statements from the relevant departments to consider it true. Additionally, Trump is about to take office, and he previously promised that the U.S. government cannot sell BTC. Therefore, this bearish sentiment may not materialize. Buy the rumor, Sell the news. Buying during bearish rumors and selling when good news materializes is still a good trading method. From on-chain data, there isn't much BTC flowing into exchanges. Therefore, I suggest not to be too pessimistic. When BTC falls to around $92,000, it can be an opportunity to buy the dip. Recommended coins for buying the dip: BTC, Uni, Kaia, BNB.