Bitcoin this wave surged from 80,700 all the way to 82,850, not just a simple capital speculation, but driven by international news factors behind the scenes.

Recently, the Federal Reserve has been dovish, and expectations of interest rate cuts have risen again, heating up market expectations for liquidity easing. Capital is naturally more willing to flow into risk assets like Bitcoin. Coupled with continuous institutional positioning, buying support has remained steady, and bullish sentiment has been ignited.

Now, the price has fallen back to around 81,700, and selling pressure at high levels is beginning to show, with the short-term upward momentum slowing down. But in the big picture, as long as liquidity expectations haven't shifted, the bulls' confidence remains. At this time, it's better not to chase highs, follow the news and market rhythm, and proceed steadily—much more reliable than blindly following the trend. #Gate广场五月交易分享