Currently, this is not the right time to rush into buying Bitcoin or Ethereum. The key is whether Bitcoin can break through the resistance level above and stabilize this line as support—once such confirmation signals are formed, it will be a more ideal entry point. At the moment, it is likely to continue fluctuating within this range for some time. Wait and see if there are signs of a breakout; don't rush to take the plunge.

There is a key analysis for the short-term trend of BTC. This wave of Bitcoin's rise looks fierce, but it is very likely a trap to lure more buyers. It is expected to peak around 94,000 before dropping sharply, with the second decline being even more intense. The current rhythm is to look for opportunities to short. Those wanting to participate in this decline need to plan their entry points and risk management strategies in advance. The market moves quickly, so pay attention to the correlation between BTC and ETH.

Major developments in institutional crypto holdings: A leading asset manager transferred over $123M worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum to a compliant custody platform amid mounting pressure from year-end fund redemptions. The significant transfer underscores the institution's strategic reliance on professional custody solutions to manage and settle its Bitcoin treasury exceeding $67B. Such moves reflect ongoing institutional confidence in secure digital asset infrastructure during volatile market periods.