Don't be swayed by market sentiment to follow the trend blindly. Bitcoin has the potential to adjust downward in the next three months; prices of 75,000 or even 55,000 are not impossible. But the more fundamental question is—many people haven't seriously considered: what is the true support behind this wave of gains?

From a fundamental perspective, the ecosystem construction of decentralized applications requires time to accumulate, and currently, the actual commercial application scenarios of virtual currencies are still not clear enough. In this situation, are target prices of 150,000 or 200,000 really justifiable? Frankly, the rise to 120,000 is more driven by market participants' irrationality rather than value.

Therefore, recommendations for different holders are as follows:
- **For those entering around 95,000**: Take profits when the market looks good or hedge risks; don't be overly optimistic
- **For holdings above 100,000**: If you have sufficient funds and psychological resilience, consider holding for several years to weather the volatility cycle

There will always be someone missing the opportunity or taking over at critical points in the market. Don't let yourself be that person. Rationally predicting market cycles is the correct approach to dealing with price fluctuations.