#比特币价格预测 Bitcoin's return to 90,000 doesn't seem to have any new story; it's purely a technical play. Short covering plus options expiry releasing liquidity, combined with the momentum from altcoin linkages—this is the entire logic.

The key is that this rally lacks new catalysts, indicating we're still digesting the previous decline. The entire December has basically been oscillating within the 86,500-90,000 range, with ETF outflows (tax-loss harvesting), and the market hasn't formed a true consensus on direction.

For copy trading, this kind of technical-driven rebound requires caution. Aggressive traders might add positions or leverage here, but I prefer to follow those with clear stop-loss plans. If a top trader is still expanding their position at 90,000, I will first observe their portfolio—if it's just a tentative increase, it's worth following; if they're heavily loading up, the risk is there.

The lack of new catalysts means a pullback to test support could happen at any time. Position copying in such a market is the safest approach. No need to chase highs; waiting for confirmation of a breakout versus a false breakout is much more rational than blindly FOMO.