Bitcoin's recent volatility has been narrowing. From late November until now, it has tested the bottom three times without making a new low. There might be a rebound this month. The first resistance is around 94,500. For more aggressive traders, the limit could push into the 97,000-100,000 range. But don’t be fooled by the short-term gains—right now, we are in a weekly B-wave rebound phase, and the overall trend remains bearish.

Next year, it’s highly likely that the price will break below $80,000 and enter a true bear market C-wave. Those telling you that it will surge to $200,000 or $300,000 next year are just joking. Such a market condition will indeed come, but not in the coming year.

Look at the MACD on the monthly chart—it's already showing a clear death cross at high levels. The overall rhythm for next year will be mainly downward. With the global situation also unstable, there aren’t many opportunities in the crypto space under this environment. Never fight against the trend blindly—that’s where the biggest losses happen. Instead of waiting here, it’s better to use this time to adjust your positions and wait for real bottom signals before taking action.