Bitcoin has recently started to rebound again. We have already completed the left-side positioning at 90,000, 88,000, and the Satoshi level of 126. Since the price has come down, and before it thoroughly breaks below 86,000, the daily trend framework will not easily change, and a true downward trend will not appear in the short term. So this dip is actually not something to worry about excessively. The more likely scenario is a false dip that targets the January 8th low of 89,200. Moreover, from the daily indicator perspective, it still aligns with our previous expectations, has not yet deteriorated, and the market script remains within the track.

First, let's talk about Bitcoin: the left-side positions have already been fully established at 90,000 and 88,000. The next step is to wait for the daily chart to enter a narrow range of oscillation, then look for opportunities to add on the right side. Key support levels are at 87,200 and 85,900, while resistance levels are at 91,700 and 94,200—these two levels are crucial for the strength or weakness of the subsequent market trend.

On the Satoshi side, the left-side opening position was also completed near 126. Support below is at 123.5, and resistance above is at 136.5, which marks the dividing line between bulls and bears.

For Ethereum, if it can regain the 3100 resistance level, the market may turn stronger. Support below is at 2840, and the major resistance level remains at 3260.

Overall, if the left-side positions are already full, the remaining task for January is to relax and wait for the daily chart to form a narrow range, then find the right-side entry point to add positions. The target for this wave of market movement is only when Bitcoin breaks above 100,000 before considering taking profits. Of course, if you're a short-term trader, just ignore what I said—after all, some people are bearish down to 50,000 or 60,000. But before the major trend changes completely, our judgment will not change, and this is the professionalism a trader should have.