When Bitcoin rises to 95,500, it will set a bull trap. The weekend's rise is just to confuse retail investors into chasing highs, which is actually an illusion. From the data, we can see that spot buying has been decreasing since yesterday.

If it doesn't break through 95,500, it will retrace. Today's market has confirmed this:

The CME Bitcoin futures gap was filled on Monday, but there are still unfilled gaps above; there were a large number of support orders around 92,800 in the morning, while the open interest decreased, indicating that retail investors closed their short positions during the decline, and the bull's short covering pushed the price to rebound.

Next, the focus should be: as long as Bitcoin does not break through 95,500, the CME gap is likely to be filled this week. Additionally, there is a Bitcoin strategic news tomorrow, and on Wednesday there will be PCE data, which will have a significant impact on the news front. It is recommended to take profits in the short term or reduce operations, and do not easily act as a "bag holder."