Monday morning sentiment is good, with US stock futures slightly up. Asian markets haven't felt much risk, and Bitcoin has been on the rise, directly breaking above 92,100 and continuing upward. However, geopolitical tensions are still present, and the key will be how US stock markets open in the evening and whether they will put pressure on the market.

This week will see a dense release of macroeconomic data, and market participation is expected to increase significantly, with volatility likely to expand. From a technical perspective, the accumulated chips in the 83,300 to 87,000 range are gradually shifting and being consumed. Currently, the price is approaching the $93,000 level, but this is not a true rebound—daily resistance is at 94,500, and only a breakout and stabilization above this level would confirm a rebound. So far, only a breakout of the 90,500 top of the range has occurred.

My personal judgment is that even if there is a black swan dip tonight, as long as the price stays within the 87,000 to 90,500 range, it remains acceptable. The next step depends on the new round of macro forces' game. Overall, I am still leaning towards an optimistic attitude.