Looking at the chart, all technical indicators are in intense oscillation—this state is often the calm before a major move. The short-term rebound is indeed strong, but from a structural perspective, the bottom has not yet been truly established. My straightforward judgment is: this wave of gains is just a rebound, and the real crash may have only just begun.
This is why I stick to a bearish outlook. Markets often complete their turning points in places most people dare not face—those despairing bottom areas. When the consensus is guessing how high the rebound can go, the real opportunity may already be waiting below.
The upcoming trend is crucial, as both bulls and bears are accumulating strength.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 21h ago
Another bearish one, bro. I've heard your logic five times already.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 21h ago
Really, this rebound looks fierce, but if you watch the market closely, you’ll see it’s all just hype.
There's no solid bottom yet, all the hype is pointless, just waiting to be crushed back down.
Another round of sharp decline? I bet 5 bucks it will really crash if I wait.
At times like this, you should stay out of the market and watch the show. Whoever tries to bottom fish will regret it haha.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 21h ago
This rebound is just a trap; the real battlefield is below.
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MevHunter
· 21h ago
A rebound is just a pump to sell off, I'm tired of this routine.
Bitcoin has reached a crossroads.
Looking at the chart, all technical indicators are in intense oscillation—this state is often the calm before a major move. The short-term rebound is indeed strong, but from a structural perspective, the bottom has not yet been truly established. My straightforward judgment is: this wave of gains is just a rebound, and the real crash may have only just begun.
This is why I stick to a bearish outlook. Markets often complete their turning points in places most people dare not face—those despairing bottom areas. When the consensus is guessing how high the rebound can go, the real opportunity may already be waiting below.
The upcoming trend is crucial, as both bulls and bears are accumulating strength.