The Candlestick of the crypto market is a battlefield of greed and fear for millions of traders. In the intertwined red and green charts, during a big pump, greed howls, and during a big dump, panic spreads; every fluctuation reflects the collective psychology. True traders understand that the Candlestick is merely a trace of the market's breathing—breakthroughs are not necessarily celebrations, and big dumps are not necessarily the end. Some are anxiously staring at the five-minute line, while others remain calm with the yearly line as their gauge. After stabilizing around 118,000 in the evening, Bitcoin experienced a surge, peaking at 118,700, but the key pressure above remains around 119,500. Currently, the price has pulled back to around 118,500, still within a short-term strong range. If it can pull back without breaking the 118,000 support, it is expected to gather strength for another upward attack. If it can break through 119,500, it will further open up upward space, with targets looking towards the 121,000-122,000 area.