The monthly new K-line is about to begin, and the market may play out the classic pattern of first luring in a sell-off to shake out shorts, and then driving the move higher.

As the monthly line cycle switches, before the price truly starts an upward breakout, a round of monthly open “deceptive move” is highly likely to occur as expected. This is a longstanding market operating rule: using short-term reverse fluctuations to mislead retail traders into forming a one-sided bearish outlook, thereby clearing the order-flow liquidity piled up below.

In terms of the liquidity distribution structure, the 56,000–58,000 range has accumulated a large amount of short-side limit orders. Before the bulls push higher, they will first probe down to complete the liquidity liquidation. This wave of decline will trap traders who chase shorts after the fact, causing them to misjudge that the market will continue to sell off to even deeper low levels.

The short-term induced sell-off and washout is expected to last for about a week, but the medium-to-long-term bullish structure remains unchanged. The full market path is clear: first drop to harvest the liquidity below 56k–58k, then begin the bullish main upswing expansion. The overall trading logic remains the same. $BTC #Sharplink增持1万枚ETH