Looking at Bitcoin's recent trend, the weekend market shows typical characteristics—liquidity continues to shrink, and the turnover rate is also declining. This is actually normal for weekends, and the situation becomes more obvious on Sunday. However, from the overall market sentiment, investor confidence remains quite stable, with prices fluctuating within a small range and no sharp volatility.

The key event to watch in the coming week is that a major index company is very likely to announce the removal of assets with more than 50% exposure to cryptocurrencies. If this happens, the stock price of a well-known listed company (which holds a large amount of Bitcoin) could be impacted, and we might see a reaction as early as next Monday’s market open. This impact could also spill over into the Bitcoin market, but honestly, for BTC, it’s just short-term noise, and the long-term trend will not fundamentally change.

From a technical perspective, if Bitcoin retraces to around 87320, 86800, or 86150, it’s a good opportunity to add positions. For rebounds, focus on the range between 88300 and 90200. Conversely, if the rebound only reaches around 87900, 88350, or 88900, then consider reducing holdings or shorting, with target levels below at 86800, 86180, or even 85400.