The recent trend of Bitcoin is basically consistent with previous judgments. After the CPI data was released, a rebound indeed occurred, and yesterday's performance was in line with expectations. This is a positive signal. But it’s important to note that this rebound has not yet completed, and the final rebound peak is expected to be between 98,000 and 100,000 USD.

At this stage, it is a rebound, not a reversal. Be sure to understand this clearly. Looking at the weekly chart, we are in the B-wave rebound phase. Many people are prone to FOMO here, so be sure to control this impulse. When reaching high levels, you must reduce or clear your spot holdings, otherwise you risk getting trapped.

According to this rhythm, from March to April, we should enter the C-wave decline, with weekly support levels roughly between 69,000 and 73,000 USD.

To be honest, 2026 will be a deep bear year in the crypto market, especially for altcoins, with 99% facing the risk of zeroing out. Once it drops, it will be almost impossible to climb back up.

But there are opportunities within this — next year, there are two key bottoming times worth paying attention to. The first is at the bottom of the C-wave, around June to July, which is a stage opportunity. After the rebound, you can take profits completely or hold until Q4 to see how it develops. The second, more valuable opportunity is from October to December, when Bitcoin will hit a historic major bottom, and the chance to go all-in on spot holdings will come. The expected bottom range is between 45,000 and 55,000 USD.

If there are no particularly good opportunities in the crypto market right now, it’s better to look for other tracks to accumulate cash flow. When Bitcoin drops to its bottom by the end of next year, focus all your efforts on going all-in on spot holdings to earn several times the profit steadily. Remember one thing: only those who gradually become rich can truly safeguard their wealth.