According to weekly chart trends and market trading volume data, Bitcoin is likely to rebound to the range of 102,000-103,000 USD. From a technical perspective, this type of cyclical price surge is often designed to maximize profits for trading algorithms—by fluctuating up and down to liquidate positions on both long and short sides. Market participants will notice that even with a $100 price difference, algorithmic trading will not intentionally liquidate your positions, indicating that market rules are relatively fair.

Regarding Ethereum, a rebound to around 3750 is a key observation point. The current trading strategy is inclined toward low-leverage long positions, but once the price tops out, it should switch to a low-leverage short strategy. From a major cycle perspective, there are still 8-9 months of downtrend ahead, which means there won't be any sharp crashes in the near term, and downside space is already limited. Although Dogecoin has relatively weak fundamentals, as an established coin it also has its resilience and is unlikely to go to zero in the near term.

Bitcoin experienced a super bear market cycle this year, with sharp declines occurring between April and June. If you are a spot bottom-fishing trader, it's recommended to wait a bit longer and position yourself when the next black swan event arrives, as current prices are indeed somewhat elevated. Core recommendation: Refraining from making moves at this time is actually the best way to make money.