BTC back above 77,000, the market is in "oscillating correction" rather than a one-sided trend

Bitcoin has re-claimed $77,000, currently trading at about $77,007, up approximately 1.64% for the day.
From the trend perspective, this phase looks more like a typical "oscillating correction" rather than a continuation of a one-sided trend. The price, after rapid fluctuations, is starting to find a new balance range.
This stage is quite testing because it doesn't provide a clear direction, but it continuously amplifies emotions: those chasing the rally are prone to profit-taking, while those in cash are easily missing out.
My personal understanding is that at this time, the market isn't choosing a direction but is digesting the previous phase's volatility and position structure.
The more this happens, the less suitable it is to trade based on emotions. Because the noise in short-term candlesticks will be more obvious than trend signals.
The market never moves in a straight line up or down; it more often progresses in a cycle of "rising—adjusting—reselecting."