Hey, regarding the future trend of Bitcoin, I would like to briefly share my views from both technical and macro perspectives. Overall, the market is currently a bit volatile, but I am optimistic in the long term—however, this is not investment advice, let's just consider it a casual chat. First, let's talk about the technical aspect. Bitcoin recently fell from this year's high of $126,000 and is now hovering around $85,000 to $90,000, erasing most of this year's gains. The key support level is at $83,500; if it cannot hold, it may test the $80,000 low again. On the other hand, if it breaks through $95,000, it could surge towards $102,000, or even reach $120,000 by the end of the year. Indicators show that RSI and MACD have some positive signals, suggesting a short-term rebound may be possible, but the four-hour cycle is still in play. The Halving effect combined with ETF inflows could push it up to $100,000 to $150,000. In short, expect short-term fluctuations, but there is potential before the end of the year. From a macro perspective, there is considerable pressure now. The Fed's interest rate hikes and tightening liquidity have affected risk assets collectively; Bitcoin is following the stock market downwards. Institutional dumping and minor issues at exchanges add to the chaos, leading to a low confidence index and weak demand. Slow regulatory progress and high global economic uncertainty—such as inflation and geopolitical risks—are also weighing it down. However, in the long run, with loosening liquidity and stable institutional holdings estimated at 10% to 50%, along with Bitcoin's status as digital gold, the overall outlook for 2025 is bullish. Experts predict it could reach $1.3 million by 2035, with an annual growth rate of around 28%, meaning it will gradually climb from now on, but don't expect a straight line to the sky. What do you think? Do you believe it will break $100,000?