Bitcoin performed well in early 2026, with the 4-hour K-line gradually rebounding. On Monday's open, it broke through the key level of 9.3, and PEPE also took the lead in the gainers list. The market shakeout is almost complete, and those with less confidence have already exited. Those who hold their positions even as the price surges to 100,000 will not be shaken. After this round of adjustment, most of the bubble components have been squeezed out.

From an operational perspective, there are several ideas to consider. First, regarding contracts, use small leverage to go long during pullbacks, as the risk is relatively controllable. I am following this approach myself, and the success rate is quite good, but be sure to set a proper stop-loss. Second, on the spot side, focus on larger MEME tokens—such as Dogecoin and PEPE, which are hot right now. Older coins like LINK and BCH are also worth allocating. If you want to try for new tokens, select a few alpha tokens for small-scale testing; the key is to stay within your means and not put all your chips in one basket.

Additionally, airdrop events are scheduled for the 5th and 6th. Participants generally scored well; I personally scored 270 points, and most active players are above 250 points. At this stage, prioritizing account security is essential. If you want to earn from airdrops, further observation is needed.

In the long term, the probability of Bitcoin breaking through 160,000 in 2026 is quite high, and other mainstream coins are also likely to hit new highs one after another. This is just my personal judgment based on current market signals and is for reference only.