Bitcoin fell back after breaking through the short-term resistance level yesterday, which confirms my speculation and prediction.

It can be seen that Bitcoin is currently experiencing a severe lack of trading volume. Since the expectations for interest rate cuts from a few days ago have subsided, there isn't much significant news to influence Bitcoin's trend, apart from Trump's comments.

Therefore, the weekend should mainly focus on volatility. If by the end of Monday's weekly close, the price does not drop below 82,000, Bitcoin will likely continue to rebound upwards, and this price could very likely break and stabilize above 85,000, likely reaching around 88,000.

However, a reversal trend has still not appeared; it remains in a downward trend. From a higher perspective, it is still in a downtrend. Since the White House crypto summit, the crypto market has been severely lacking in funds. We should pay close attention to the position around 81,200 below, and the position near 88,000 above. These two positions are excellent for both long and short trades.