Let's talk about the market: Since gradually shifting from "predictive trading" to "intraday trigger trading," I have rarely engaged in subjective prediction analysis. When the market signals, I follow; when it doesn't, I wait. But recent market movements have indeed been quite choppy—oscillating back and forth, with low volatility, and capital attention being diverted to meme coins, gold and silver, US stocks, and other sectors. The overall sentiment in the crypto space has noticeably cooled down. When I have free time, I like to briefly share my views on the market. First, the conclusion: The long-term bullish trend at the weekly level for Bitcoin has not been broken, and I remain optimistic about the overall direction in the future. However, the recent strong bull run has indeed been "paused," and I want to clarify this first. Structurally speaking: At the daily level, we are in a correction cycle, and recently it looks more like a consolidation within a range. It is still uncertain whether this range is a consolidation phase before a new trend-driven decline or a pause to prepare for a secondary bull run. How to determine the medium-term direction in the short term? I will mainly observe the weekly closing prices over the next two weeks: If the weekly close is below 88K and the rebound is weak, it will resemble the start of a new decline, with attention on the 85K–78K range. If the weekly can hold above 95K and the pullback does not break below, it will confirm a strong rebound structure, and the target will shift back to the 100K–100.5K stage. To put it simply, we can only follow the market and not predict it. Based on past market operation experience: If this wave of行情出现快