#数字资产市场观察 has been quite tangled lately. The trading range of 83,000 to 95,000 dollars, with both bulls and bears pulling back and forth, neither side is willing to yield.

Derek Lim, the head of research at cryptocurrency market maker Caladan, said it plainly—this is the usual pullback in a bull market, don't panic. The market hasn't gone crazy, and the speculative sentiment isn't overwhelming; everyone is still relatively calm.

Another analyst, Tim Sun, has a more conservative judgment: don't expect a one-sided surge within 2025, it's highly likely to enter a "bottoming mode". He specifically mentioned the $75,000 position, which is quite critical. If it holds, there may be opportunities later; if it breaks, it might need to adjust for a while.

To be honest, this kind of situation tests one's mindset. Here are a few suggestions for ordinary players:

Do not chase highs or sell lows. In the range of 83,000-95,000, you can gradually enter near the support level, but definitely do not go all-in.

Keep an eye on the macro environment. The actions of the Federal Reserve and inflation data are the barometers for the flow of long-term funds.

Risk management comes first. If Bitcoin really falls below 75,000 and cannot recover, then reduce your position; don't hold on stubbornly.

Be patient. It's easy to get emotional during the consolidation phase; sticking to the plan is more important than anything else.

In fact, from another perspective, this consolidation is not a bad thing for the bull market. It's all about building momentum, and there has to be a process. Staying clear-headed amidst the volatility and finding a rhythm in the fluctuations is the real skill for retail investors to survive.

The market is always changing, but rationality and discipline are forever timeless.