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$BTC has reached $94,000 again. The market movement always comes quietly. Before Christmas, I mentioned that it's a good time to gradually accumulate positions at lower levels during the holiday period. I reiterated the same point on Christmas Day. At this level, a sudden big move is unlikely, but a slow, steady upward trend remains highly probable. My reasoning is twofold:

1. Since the drop in mid-September, nearly four months have passed. Based on the past two years, a market rally typically occurs every six months. Timing-wise, continuing to accumulate at lower levels is still sound. Moreover, the current price-to-value ratio of key cryptocurrencies is quite favorable. However, this doesn't mean going all-in; half a position is perfectly acceptable—maintain flexibility to enter and exit as needed.

2. Looking at 2025 closing prices, gold and silver have outperformed the crypto market significantly, which is a reversal from past trends. However, from a capital flow perspective, gold and silver are currently at high levels with strong international market sentiment. Therefore, some institutional funds are likely already starting to exit. When gold and silver experience a major correction, these funds will have already pulled out, and some of that capital is expected to flow into the crypto market.

This current market move hasn't been driven by new developments or positive news in the crypto space. Thus, we can infer that institutional funds have been quietly accumulating positions recently. As retail investors, there's no reason to follow the institutional entry price points!

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