As of the 23962494731 daily line level, the trend is still bullish, but the MACD has crossed bearishly, indicating a need for a pullback. Recently, there has been a lot of U.S. data, causing the market to fluctuate wildly, with sharp spikes occurring frequently. If you were previously short and trapped, it is advisable to exit to protect your capital. The upper level of 96000 is a hurdle, while there is support at 89000. Switching to a 4-hour chart makes this clearer; the Bollinger Bands have narrowed to a thin line, suggesting a directional choice is imminent in the next couple of days. Around 95300, you might try going short for a bit, with a stop loss at 96500, initially targeting 94000. However, be quick to enter and exit; don't get too attached to a position! But if you extend the timeframe to a 3-day line, it is still a solid bullish trend, with the MACD showing a golden cross upwards, indicating a high probability of further gains. Therefore, the overall strategy is still to buy on dips, with strong support around 86000, and seeing 100,000 above is not a dream! In the short term, you can take high shorts, but take profits when you can; in the medium to long term, the focus should still be on low buying. The current market situation requires flexibility; don't stubbornly stick to one direction! Cut losses where needed, take profits when possible, and most importantly, protect your capital!