Bitcoin is expected to experience a wave of volatile correction next, with short-term prices fluctuating between 82,500 and 83,800. The reason has been explained yesterday; the impact of news has temporarily dissipated, and both China and the U.S. are building relations. The Federal Reserve is currently observing, focusing on the economic outcomes and their execution.

Currently, there isn't anything significant happening on the macro front, but geopolitical risks have not calmed down. Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are ongoing, and if they break down, based on Trump's previous statements, military action is highly likely. Israel is taking the lead, with the U.S. providing support from behind. This is not a joke; the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier has already moved closer to the Middle East, and several B2 bombers have been on standby at U.S. military bases in the Indian Ocean for the past few weeks. Such geopolitical risks are like a ticking time bomb, potentially detonating the market at any moment.

Overall, the market is currently in a very delicate phase. Positive news can bring about a short-term rebound, but there is significant pressure above; negative news may trigger severe fluctuations, but there is also support below. In this environment, the best strategy is to control your positions, and not to bet everything. Mainstream currencies can be appropriately allocated, while altcoins should be approached with caution. Remember, in this kind of market, surviving is more important than making money. It’s not too late to increase positions once the trend becomes truly clear.