#加密圆桌会议要点 I've been particularly busy with work these days, #BTC is just my side job. I didn't have time to write the latest analysis yesterday. From last night to today, BTC surged up to the previously mentioned 106,000 but then dropped back down. Where is the bottom? Is it still 98,000? No, I need to correct that. Today I’ll share the latest viewpoints:

1. From the estimated liquidation perspective: if it goes up to 108,000, it can explode 1 billion; if it goes down to 99,000, it can only explode 400 million. From this point of view, it definitely needs to go up to 108,000.

2. From the chip structure perspective: the recent pressure above has changed from 106,000 to 105,000, and the support below at the 100,000 round number is a relatively strong position. Last night’s lowest point was 100,678, and it couldn't drop further. However, I want to say that the long positions have made too much profit recently. If it doesn't get washed out here, it really won't be able to continue moving up. So if it really wants to wash out the positions, it must break the 100,000 round number and return to the 90,000s. This way, many people will be afraid that they bought at the top. Will the chips be washed out soon?

In summary, my script is: to crash down to this wave's bottom of 99,000. It would be best if tonight's CPI data triggers a surprise, causing many latecomers to chase highs and sell lows, thus washing out the chips. The main players can then sell high and buy low comfortably, making a difference to buy back chips. Then, when everyone thinks it will continue to drop, they will quickly pull it back up, even to 107,000 or even 108,000, and then explode a batch of shorts.