On January 10, according to CoinDesk, Bitcoin fell from this week's high of $120,000 to $90,000 and then rebounded to $95,000. On-chain data showed that Bitcoin's spent output profit rate (SOPR) rose to 0.987, indicating that short-term holders sold at a loss, which historically often indicates a price rebound. Other indicators such as the market value to realized value ratio (MVRV) and Puell Multiple show that the market has not yet peaked, and this pullback provides long-term investors with a low-price buying opportunity.