Tomorrow marks a major event in the Bitcoin options market—$23.6 billion in expirations, the largest in history. When market makers withdraw their hedging positions, the previously invisible support line will also disappear. The result is increased market volatility, as if the cushion has suddenly been removed.

From a technical perspective, interesting signals are emerging: the speed of money outflow cannot keep up with the pace of price decline. What does this indicate? Selling pressure is not as heavy. Historically, every time this "bullish divergence" occurs, it has triggered a subsequent rebound.

In the short term, there will indeed be chaos. But this chaos itself is an opportunity. If Bitcoin drops to the 80,000 to 82,000 range, that will be the true starting point for a short-term rebound. Many people are scared by the rapid decline, but it’s unlikely to directly evolve into a sustained crash.

Practical tips: set price alerts, focus on the 80,000-82,000 zone. Prepare a small position, and quickly enter and exit once signals confirm. Volatility is both a risk and an opportunity for those who do their homework. Data and price levels—these are the things you should be watching.