Bitcoin's recent trend is roughly as expected. During the holidays, liquidity was poor, and the main players took the opportunity to wash out the market, causing a drop followed by a quick rebound. It seems that the short-term price of $100,000 is still unlikely to be broken. It’s more probable that it will fluctuate at a high level, possibly attempting to break through two or three times but failing, forming a top structure.

Next, it's likely that we will see some fluctuations between $100,000 and $120,000 for a period of time, with a possibility of briefly dipping below $100,000 to around $97,000, before making another attempt to reach $150,000, serving as the final climax of this bull market. This is roughly how the script goes.

Since Bitcoin is already hovering at a high level, Ethereum is also unlikely to shine alone. Currently, the range of $2,600 to $2,800 is roughly the fluctuation zone for Ethereum. If it follows BTC for another surge later, it may reach around $6,000.

Now, let's talk about altcoins. Despite Bitcoin's rebound, most altcoins haven't really increased much. They fell hard during the downturn and couldn't keep up during the rise, indicating that the overall performance of altcoins in this round is relatively weak. If you're still thinking of holding long-term, you're basically just waiting to be trapped. The reality is that most people who have been holding altcoins like this for the past few years are still stuck.

Thus, at this stage, the safest strategy is to switch out of junk coins. Not all coins will experience a bull market in this round; some may rise tenfold while junk coins remain stagnant. Don't blindly hold onto junk coins. Don't think about checking back after a few years, as it can easily lead to long-term entrapment.