Bitcoin is currently fluctuating between 84,000 and 94,000, while Ethereum is trading within the 2800 to 3400 range.

Looking ahead, Bitcoin will oscillate around the central point of 89,100, with Ethereum's center at 3,100. Once it breaks through the center upwards, the price will surge towards the upper range; if it falls below, it will retreat to the lower range. After two consecutive days of consolidation in the lower range, today's market should move closer to the center. According to this logic, Bitcoin is expected to reach 89,576, and Ethereum may return to around 3,112.

The most interesting thing is what happened a couple of days ago. Nasdaq officially submitted an application for extended trading hours, followed shortly by Arca, a platform under the New York Stock Exchange, also submitting an application. Both documents say the same thing — extending trading hours from the original fixed period to 23 hours daily.

In other words, they want to establish a super trading cycle running from 9 PM on Sunday to 8 PM on Friday. Within this massive time loop, there will only be a one-hour maintenance window each day.

See, isn’t this exactly what Bitcoin has been doing? Bitcoin never sleeps; the market is always open. Wall Street took over a decade to realize this, and now they are finally transforming themselves into a 24-hour operation. Bitcoin has spent 16 years telling the world: trading never stops, and this is what the future looks like.