Monday is Labor Day in the US, so the US stock market is closed. For $BTC this week, the first half will most likely stay within this range. The real breakout depends on Friday's US CPI data. This week isn’t for chasing highs; it’s a week to wait for the data. Currently, there are no signs of a top or reversal across multiple timeframes, and the bulls haven’t shown significant exhaustion yet. At this stage, it’s not suitable to short at the bottom. Over the weekend, the support levels during consolidation have been gradually moving up. Last week, a relatively clear short-term range was formed: Lower range 76,200–78,600 is the buying zone, Upper range 81,000–82,500 is the selling pressure zone. 8.2–8.27: The high point from late August/early September. Only if the daily chart stabilizes above this level can we expect more upside. If it breaks through, it could lead to a massive pump. First, watch if 78,600 is effectively broken downward, then see if 82,000–82,700 can break upward with volume. 77,000–78,700 is a short-term long opportunity, with a stop loss at 76,200.