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Bitcoin breaks through $71,000, demonstrating a trend-strengthening signal. From a technical structure perspective, $71,000 represents the edge of a historically dense transaction zone at the high position. After the breakout, selling pressure above is limited; on-chain data shows long-term holders' positions are stable, with continuous net outflows from exchanges, indicating the market remains in the mid-to-late stage of a bull market continuation; at the macro level, expectations of a monetary policy shift are intensifying, and Bitcoin's dual properties as both a risk asset and safe-haven asset are being repriced. From an operational standpoint, there are three approaches: trend followers can enter on pullbacks to 68,000-70,000; swing traders should monitor derivative indicators such as funding rates and open interest to prevent overheating; long-term investors should consider dollar-cost averaging or adding positions on dips. Risk factors include leveraged accumulation, regulatory surprises, and sentiment reversals. At the high price zone, risk-reward becomes increasingly asymmetrical; focus should be on pace and risk management rather than simply chasing gains.

Warden Protocol suspected of a collapse and experiencing a 90% plunge, once again triggering market discussions about AI narrative projects, exchange listing reviews, and the narrative bubble in the crypto industry. While such incidents are unlikely to undermine the long-term development of the industry, they may temporarily dampen market sentiment and prompt investors to pay more attention to project fundamentals and risk management, thereby accelerating the market's clearing of low-quality projects.