Bitcoin’s cycle shows consecutive up days, and while it briefly touched the Bollinger Bands’ middle rail with a lagging signal, it still closed with a doji candlestick, then stabilized after a corrective move. After that, the pattern once again shifted from a bullish rebound into a continuation. On the daily timeframe, the market keeps “painting the gate” back and forth—pullbacks are still one leg of a bullish push. Currently, the trading screen remains choppy in a high range. As more accumulation continues, support below keeps strengthening, and the overall structure remains in a strong phase. On the 4-hour structure, price spikes high and then pulls back—an all-too-typical shakeout technique. Since price repeatedly probes the high and low points, as long as the box/range doesn’t break through, in the short term bulls and bears will keep trading back and forth, and building positions is also the best time. For those who withdrew earlier, this is again a precise lock on the dividend. Precise positioning never relies on luck—it comes from a deep understanding of the market trend.