#数字资产市场动态 To be honest, when $BTC surged to $90,000, I was already thinking about how the US stock market opening would influence the subsequent trend. In conditions of insufficient liquidity, the US stock market's driving effect is often more pronounced, so it’s not surprising that it retreated to just over $88,000 in the evening.

That $90,000 threshold really feels like a devil. The trading volume is increasing, indicating that both bottom-fishers and top-sellers are quite active. It seems that breaking through in one go won't be easy — stronger buying support is needed.

After the market opened on Monday, the data became quite interesting. The turnover rate remains low; friends engaged in high-frequency trading are probably still on holiday. The US stock market also experienced slight fluctuations, all within normal ranges. Recently, there haven't been any key economic data or important speeches, so the market is somewhat fatigued about the outlook before 2025.

From the perspective of the chip structure, there’s a high probability of finding support again at around $83,000. Notably, there are over 800,000 BTC holdings at the $87,000 level, which suggests that volatility is likely to continue rising. In the short term, the pattern still looks healthy; early trapped positions remain stable with little selling pressure.

The operational strategy is as follows: if the price retraces to around $86,300–$85,600, consider going long. The rebound target is between $87,200 and $88,400; if it rebounds to the $89,400–$90,000 range, you can reverse and go short, with targets around $86,800–$85,800.