$BTC Last week it hit more than 82,000—meaning the 365-day moving average was blocked on the first attempt. After a brief consolidation around 79,000, another pullback came earlier. Now it has fallen back below the 79,000 line. The short-term read is simple: to keep pushing upward—perhaps even making a higher high again—the price must stay above 79,000. Once it closes below, it will first revert back into the trading range between 76,000 and 79,000. And as for the key moving averages the market is watching most closely—they’re all clustered near the prior high around 83,000, so meeting resistance here is completely normal. So yes, it really is possible for it to pull back before making a higher high. But what matters more is this: the spot market has already seen an explosive volume surge, and it has pierced through the average cost line of short-term holders. Even if this time doesn’t create a new high, this is still a clear signal that the trend has flipped and that the bear market has officially ended.