At 2 AM, the Federal Reserve announced that interest rates remain unchanged, which aligns with market expectations. Overall, the market has not shown much volatility.

Currently, BTC has been oscillating for two days without significant fluctuations. The news regarding the interest rate decision has passed, and it is evident that there has not been much movement. The overall trend for the upcoming period looks to be dominated by fluctuations up and down, although it also depends on whether there are any stimulating news events.

According to the BTC Fibonacci 4-hour trend analysis, the resistance level above is in the range of 107,000-109,000, while the support level below is in the range of 102,000-101,000.

From an overall trend perspective, the area around 110,000 remains a significant pressure point for BTC. If it rises to this level but lacks momentum, it will likely pull back again. Additionally, the area around 100,000 is also a significant support level; if it drops to this level, the market will likely bounce back up. If both of these levels are breached, then a breakout upwards from 110,000 to 120,000 could signal the return of a bull market. Conversely, if it breaks downward to 100,000-90,000, it would indicate a bear market.

This bull market is different from previous ones in that, after the BTC halving, the interest rate cuts did not follow suit, combined with events during Trump's presidency that have prolonged this bull market. It can also be seen as a solo performance of BTC in the bull market, as ETH has not kept pace, let alone the altcoins.

Moving forward, we need to pay attention to market news, new narratives, new strategies, international news events, and sudden developments concerning the Federal Reserve.