Bitcoin has successfully surpassed the $95,000 resistance level, exiting a nearly two-month consolidation phase. Since mid-November, Bitcoin had been trading in a lower range after falling below this critical point. In contrast, Ethereum, despite a larger percentage gain, remains within its $3,400 range. The market's focus on Bitcoin is evident, with large trades amounting to $1.7 billion, accounting for over 40% of the day's total volume. Ethereum's large trades, however, only reached $130 million, representing 20% of its total. Despite Bitcoin's surge, futures trading volumes have not significantly increased, and implied volatility has not rebounded, indicating that the derivatives market has yet to adopt a bullish stance. The current trading pattern appears to be a reaction to the sudden price increase rather than a shift to a long-term bull market.