Yesterday, the way I walked around during the day was so sluggish—so slow that I almost thought it was going to break down directly. In the end, in the evening the US stock market surged, and Bitcoin followed along for a small push. It put in a weak rebound, and the 62,000 level kept bobbing around and holding.

It gives you hope, but doesn’t give you confirmation—yeah, it really messes with your mindset. Whether it breaks or not, it just hangs there, dangling over you.

But honestly, this kind of sideways consolidation is something I’m very familiar with. In a bear market, the longer it chops sideways, the more sell pressure builds up. It’s not that it won’t drop—it’s just that the time isn’t right yet. As for the 62,000 level, as long as we get another volume-backed dip, chances are it’ll straight-up break through.

For the upcoming short-term trading rhythm, I still lean toward being long on quick pullbacks and short on rallies—basically long on dips and short on bounces. The bigger picture remains unchanged: the odds are higher that 62,000 will break first. The real bottom is something you fall into—not something you grind out.

What do you think? Chat in the comments.

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