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A rebound is not a reversal; volatility remains the main theme.
Perhaps the current market rhythm is not as weak as we imagined. After Bitcoin dipped to touch the 76,000 support level and stopped falling to rebound and recover, the trend has not changed; it is still bearish, just a more tortuous process that requires time to exchange for space. There is some intra-day rebound, but do not chase; it’s just a trap for trap traders.
As long as the daily bottom support has not been effectively broken, it will continue to fluctuate. Be cautious in the short term, do not chase gains or sell on dips.

Once again approaching 80,000, the strategy is to short first and then go long. The more repeated the tug-of-war, the stronger the continuation of the subsequent trend will be.

In five days, Powell will step down, and his successor will be Waller.
This news could have a bigger impact on the crypto world than many people imagine.
This leadership change not only determines U.S. interest rates but also the capital flow direction of the entire crypto market over the next six months.
Over the past few years, Powell has been the market’s most influential figure.
His statement “continue to raise interest rates” causes global stock markets, gold, and Bitcoin to plunge together;
His statement “consider cutting rates” immediately sends Bitcoin soaring.
So in the cryp

Just wait for the flowers to bloom—your trapped positions will eventually be untied.
After the big rally early this week, I believe many friends across the network are stuck with short positions on BTC between 77500-79500 and shorts on ETH around 2200. Here’s some reassurance for everyone—no need to worry. At most, it should only take another three to five days to resolve these trapped positions.
Once the “yellow-haired visitor” finishes the trip to China, the trend will reverse—so there’s no need to be overly anxious. If you need help, please leave your entry price(s) or a screenshot of your

The key reason for Bitcoin's sharp rise is that institutions have been continuously buying recently.
In the past four trading days, US spot BTC ETF funds have steadily flowed in, reaching a total of $1.68B, with the largest inflow from IBIT at $1.01B, followed by FBTC with an inflow of $492 million.
BlackRock and Fidelity contributed 70% of the buying volume.
On May 1 and May 5, these two major institutions aggressively bought, which was the biggest factor in pushing Bitcoin past the $80k mark.
Later, if funds start to exit, it could cause a short-term correction in Bitcoin's price.