The price of Bitcoin fluctuates around $102,000, with a daily low of $100,688, followed by a rebound to the $102,700 range, but overall shows a downward trend. The latest quote is $101,903, with a 24-hour decline of about 2.17%. In the previous week, Bitcoin had broken through $105,000 but failed to hold, indicating selling pressure in the market. Current attention needs to be on the $100,800-$101,500 range; if it falls below this, it may trigger more liquidations of leveraged long positions, further probing the psychological level of $100,000. Today's Bitcoin movement is mainly characterized by oscillation and adjustment, primarily influenced by CPI data, technical pressure, and market sentiment. Although there are short-term risks of a pullback, the long-term bull market logic (such as policy shifts and institutional processes) remains fundamentally intact. Investors need to closely monitor market dynamics after data releases, adjust strategies flexibly, and balance risk and return.