There is a possibility that BTC will trade sideways.

As of last summer, it traded sideways between $108K and $120K. At the very least, it is unlikely to be a trend-following market.

While some argue that a sideways market can offer opportunities for traders, it can also be risky if one is unfamiliar with the environment or lacks clear criteria and judgment.

It would be necessary to verify this using Session OI, Session Profiles, etc.

It is a market with very low liquidity, where price volatility is high even with slight movements.

There is a possibility that privacy issues will become increasingly prominent.

As people become accustomed to virtual assets and security measures, the need for anonymity will arise. Since existing methods are cumbersome, it is expected that new approaches will be applied and experimented with.

It appears that the priority will be given to granting privacy to stablecoins and WBTC running on the ETH and SOL chains. While the government may officially oppose this, groups possessing power and wealth clearly need it.