Does the rebound resemble a 'flash in the pan'?

Last Friday, Bitcoin briefly fell to $102,600, while Ethereum dropped to $2,436. Although there was a technical rebound afterwards, the overall rhythm still belonged to a state of oscillation and repair. The weekend performance was even more pronounced—weak consolidation, with an uncertain direction.

At present, the market's focus is summed up in one question: $100,000, is it support or a break?

From the market structure perspective, although Bitcoin temporarily stopped falling, the rebound height was clearly insufficient, and the bullish attack was weak. The key resistance zone was not effectively broken, reflecting the market's extreme hesitation regarding the current situation.

On the external front, the political and economic situation in the United States is turbulent, with safe-haven assets frequently fluctuating, while the crypto market is entering a 'psychological game pressure cooker' stage—any slight disturbance could trigger a new wave of emotional sell-offs.

📉 If Bitcoin falls below $100,000 again, it could trigger a wave of liquidation-level selling; however, if it stabilizes, the previous high of $112K will once again become a target to look forward to.

Remember: this is not the stage for chasing highs or selling lows, but rather a critical point to hold steady with the script and wait for signals.