Recently, Bitcoin's trend has been quite interesting. The rapid surge on January 18th was indeed fierce, pushing directly to an intraday high of 95,600, but then it started to weaken—rebound was limited, and trading volume couldn't keep up. Currently, the price is oscillating back and forth between the upper and middle bands of the Bollinger Bands.

From a market perspective, the bullish momentum has clearly weakened. More notably, the KDJ indicator has entered the overbought zone, which usually indicates that short-term correction pressure is rapidly building up. As you know, this combination of "resistance at high levels + declining volume" often signals a potential for a wave of pullback.

From a trading standpoint, taking a small short position near resistance levels might be a good option—mainly aiming to capitalize on a short-term correction. Specifically, on Sunday evening, consider shorting within the 95400-95700 range, then watch for support around 94000. This is a relatively reasonable wave target. Of course, all of this is based on technical analysis, and actual trading should be adjusted according to your risk tolerance.