Without a doubt, the biggest source of market sentiment is the U.S. election. The election can be compared to the first wave of the market, the transition is the second wave, and the subsequent actions to fulfill commitments to the cryptocurrency industry will be the third wave.

Currently, we are at the end of the first wave, and it is already good enough to maintain stability in sentiment; unless there is new positive information, volatility is likely the highest probability. Starting next week, there will only be two weeks left until the transition, and we expect to see some market movements gradually.

As for Bitcoin at the moment, the turnover rate is still relatively high, and early profit-takers have started to reduce their holdings in the past few days. However, from the perspective of sentiment, the overall market remains stable, with no signs of panic.

In terms of support, 95k remains an important support point, but around 93.8k, a large number of chips have started to accumulate, so adjustments to the support level may not be seen until next week.

Personally, if the market rises well before next Monday, I might consider selling Bitcoin at 95k and then wait to buy on the dip during the correction. If the market continues to decline, then 89k might be my third opportunity to buy the dip at the mid-line level.

However, in the short term, the price of 89k may not be reached. In any case, we are currently in a period of consolidation and volatility. The future direction is still full of uncertainties, and no one can predict it. But as the ancients said, heroes emerge in chaotic times.

In such a complex and ever-changing market, those who can remain calm amidst the turmoil will surely be the ones who laugh last. Everyone should wait patiently, cherish each moment, and remember that opportunities in 2025 will always belong to those who are prepared.