Bitcoin has been in a continuous sideways phase recently, and the market fluctuation during the Christmas week is expected to be not too large. From a trading perspective, there are opportunities for short-term operations within the range to capture some small fluctuation profits. However, regarding medium to long term positioning, it's not urgent to enter the market at this time. Strategically, two directions can be considered: one is to short at highs, and the other is to wait for the price to pull back to around 84000 to look for bottom opportunities before positioning.

For many traders, the most difficult part is often not determining the direction of the market, but accurately grasping the entry timing and exit points. If you are still unclear about the specific nodes for short-term operations, or if you have already established a position, you can continue to follow the real-time views of industry analysts. Typically, they will announce the key coins to focus on for the day, specific entry prices, and the best exit timing in their daily market summaries. This real-time information can be quite helpful for decision-making.

The trends in the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreements and the performance of the gold market have recently been influencing the overall movement of Bitcoin, and it is worth paying attention to both simultaneously.