$BTC From now on, there are no clear signs of when the war will end. Iran has not given up resistance despite the death of the Supreme Leader, and there are no signs that negotiations have been fully reached. It is likely to continue fighting while negotiating, and the course of the war is probably the reason for market volatility. Looking at Bitcoin data, the yield is not high, but trading volume has increased, and investors' buying sentiment has slightly improved. Of course, this may be largely related to Trump's "big" moves. Recent market fluctuations mainly stem from geopolitical conflicts, but fundamentally, they are still related to inflation and monetary policy. We will see how the year unfolds; hopefully, there won't be too many surprises in the first half. Other data remains normal, and early investors have no intention of changing hands. Most investors are in a wait-and-see mode, even those experiencing losses. A pullback around 67,820 can be used to add long positions, with targets around 70,500-71,300. A rebound to around 71,350-71,870 can be used to add short positions, with targets around 70,300-69,100.#加密市场反弹