You can tell……
Many people didn’t expect that after Bitcoin (BTC) saw a sharp drop from $83,000 to $59,000, it could still rebound this quickly.
Under normal expectations, after that big bearish candle, the market should have continued to trend downward.
But that isn’t what happened.
**The market did not go through a typical Wave 5 extension selloff;** instead, it bounced back rapidly after sweeping the low-point liquidity.
This often signals that the sellers are already running out of steam.
In other words, there are fewer and fewer shares available to sell—those willing and able to sell are dwindling, and the selling pressure is gradually exhausting.
At the same time, the chart also shows a very obvious divergence signal—it's already right in front of everyone.
More importantly, Bitcoin completed this rebound from a position that almost nobody was optimistic about.
That’s why truly big moves often begin quietly when the market is at its most pessimistic and when the vast majority of people least expect it.
Many people didn’t expect that after Bitcoin (BTC) saw a sharp drop from $83,000 to $59,000, it could still rebound this quickly.
Under normal expectations, after that big bearish candle, the market should have continued to trend downward.
But that isn’t what happened.
**The market did not go through a typical Wave 5 extension selloff;** instead, it bounced back rapidly after sweeping the low-point liquidity.
This often signals that the sellers are already running out of steam.
In other words, there are fewer and fewer shares available to sell—those willing and able to sell are dwindling, and the selling pressure is gradually exhausting.
At the same time, the chart also shows a very obvious divergence signal—it's already right in front of everyone.
More importantly, Bitcoin completed this rebound from a position that almost nobody was optimistic about.
That’s why truly big moves often begin quietly when the market is at its most pessimistic and when the vast majority of people least expect it.
