BTC fell to a low of 94,300 yesterday, which just touched the previously set technical correction target. More notably, the current order book has begun to see accumulated buy orders, and the selling pressure from bears has shrunk by nearly half compared to before. From a weekly perspective, the overall trend remains bullish.

After the weekend close and entering next week's trading, BTC is expected to continue testing the 100,000 level. This is not unfounded—technically, the current rebound trajectory aligns closely with the expected wave B. According to the larger Fibonacci retracement levels, the 0.236 level roughly corresponds to around 100,000, where a weekly head and shoulders reversal pattern is likely forming.

However, this also presents risk points. Once the price approaches 100,000, three signals should be closely monitored: first, whether there is an accumulation of extremely large sell orders on the order book; second, whether the daily chart shows divergence between price and volume (rising prices with decreasing volume); third, the resonance between the weekly and daily charts.

If all three conditions occur simultaneously, it would be a golden window for medium-term shorting—at that point, both BTC and ETH could be considered for large short positions. In other words, 100,000 is not the final target but a zone to be cautious of in the ongoing game.