There are currently three possible market trends:

The first scenario: BTC starts a strong rally from today, breaking through a new high of 108,000 USD, driving altcoins to surge wildly, until January 20 when the old Trump takes office, and favorable policies are implemented, leading to a frenzy in the market sentiment, followed by a comprehensive correction, resulting in a large-scale "all coins drop together".

The second scenario: BTC price declines, breaking through the 90k support, aiming for around 72k, the market shows a correction trend, until the old Trump takes office, and the market sentiment warms up again, starting to rise. In other words, BTC price may start to decline from today until it rebounds on January 20.

The third scenario: BTC remains in the current range of fluctuations until it rises again on January 20, but will not break through the previous high of 108,000 USD, nor will it fall below the 90k support. I believe this range fluctuation trend is the most likely to occur.

From the perspective of Wall Street trading strategies, they are more inclined towards the third trend, which is to pull up while washing. Because their chips are not cheap at the moment, this way of pulling up has a lower cost and allows them to gradually collect more chips in the market fluctuations, laying the foundation for the next phase of the rise.