Looking back at this wave of market movement: In early January, we expected Bitcoin to break through 91,000 and target 93,000-95,000, further aiming for 97,000-100,000; Ethereum was aligned with the 3,200-3,500 range. As of January 6, BTC has reached 94,789, and ETH hit 3,266, with our expectations basically fulfilled.

On the futures trading front, yesterday morning I went long from 3,133 directly to 3,220, then around 3,220 I shorted back to 3,133, and in the afternoon, I again went long from 3,133 up to 3,266. Both longs and shorts profited, which illustrates the charm of intraday swings.

Regarding spot trading strategy, my logic has remained unchanged — I don’t chase high during a bull market, but instead, I look for opportunities to sell during bear market rebounds and false rallies. If the rebound reaches the 95,000-100,000 range, I will gradually sell the positions I built around 85,000-86,000, freeing up funds to patiently wait for the next move.

My next plan is clear: wait for the price to return to the 80,000-70,000, or even 60,000-50,000 range for precise re-entry. Someone might ask, what if it drops to 40,000 or 30,000? Actually, there’s nothing to worry about — just hold on. For the next bull cycle, any entry point within the 85,000-50,000 price band is a good bottom position. Instead of stressing over short-term fluctuations, it’s better to focus on long-term certainty.