Take a look at the trends of several core assets in this wave of the crypto market.

Bitcoin remains the stabilizer. It is expected to fluctuate within the $60,000 to $90,000 range, consolidating near all-time highs, typical of a "two steps forward, one step back" rhythm. As the top choice for long-term asset allocation, it offers the strongest stability.

Ethereum's situation is interesting. Thanks to the official approval of spot ETFs, the entire valuation system has been re-priced, opening up potential space. However, there is a hidden concern—competition among high-performance public chains is intensifying, and the risk of capital diversion is significant. The expected range of $4,000 to $6,500 depends on whether the ecosystem's enthusiasm can be maintained.

Binance Coin is a bit special. Its price trend mainly follows two core indicators: platform trading volume and ecosystem activity. Between $500 and $900, if it can maintain a competitive advantage in the industry, its performance will be relatively stable. The prosperity of the ecosystem is a key variable.

Overall, these three coins are supported in the first half of next year, but the key factors will still be the macro environment and policy direction.