According to TechFlame, on September 5, Matrixport released a weekly report saying, “Bitcoin has now fallen back to the $106,000-$108,000 range, and the bearish signal sent by the trend model a few weeks ago has also been confirmed. If this level falls below, the market may trigger a chain reaction. Meanwhile, gold has broken through historic highs, pressure on European bond markets has intensified

, and US debt issuance has grown almost parabolic.

Judging from the technical side and on-chain structure, this range has a significant supporting effect, and historical experience shows that stepping back for the first time is often not easy to break. On the capital side, Bitcoin's funding rate has clearly declined, implying that the volatility is close to an all-time low. Many major macro events are about to unfold this month. Traders are adjusting their positions ahead of schedule,

while options market pricing indicates that investors may have underestimated the possibility of subsequent fluctuations.

Looking back at history, pullbacks of this magnitude often contain room for excessive earnings. But whether you can really grasp it depends on the structure of the transaction and the timing of entry. The key is how to effectively control the risk exposure brought about by another sharp decline while seeking potential upside in the fourth quarter.

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