The recent Bitcoin (BTC) price has slightly corrected after breaking through the $100,000 mark, currently reported at about $102,162. Short-term technical indicators (such as RSI) show signs of being overbought and may face adjustment pressure. Institutional funds continue to flow in, with BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF seeing a net inflow of over $5 billion for 20 consecutive days, supporting market confidence. On-chain data shows that whale addresses are accumulating, and long-term holders are not mass-selling, indicating a healthy market structure. Macroeconomic factors such as easing tariffs between China and the U.S. and expectations regarding Federal Reserve policies are favorable for risk assets, but the market greed index has reached 70, warranting caution for short-term volatility. In the medium to long term, if Bitcoin stabilizes above $100,000, it may further challenge $120,000.