The first week of the new year, Bitcoin surged directly to $91,000, and it is now stabilizing around $91,300. According to the latest data, last week’s spot ETF net inflow exceeded $500 million, with major institutions like BlackRock and Fidelity still aggressively increasing their positions, each move more vigorous than the last.

How does the technical outlook look? The daily MACD remains in a golden cross state, and the RSI is hovering around 65, not yet entering the overbought zone. The key support levels below are in the range of 88,500 to 90,000.

My judgment is that this is not just short-term speculation. The regulatory environment has become clearer, and macro policies are easing again, which is driven by fundamental logic. In the short term, there will definitely be some shakeouts and corrections—that’s normal—but I believe the main target for institutional players is at least $100,000, and mid-term gains could be even more substantial.

My suggestion is to focus on spot holdings. For futures, try taking some long positions to test the waters, with a stop-loss set below 87,000. This way, it’s not too aggressive and you won’t miss out on the trend.

What do you all think? Should we go all-in directly or wait for a pullback before entering? Where are your target prices?