What really made me give up chasing BTC’s uptrend was not the pullback, but the hesitation in buying pressure.

BTC is back near 63,000, and many are starting to expect a new high, but I chose not to chase. $BTC

Because after this round of correction, every rebound feels a bit strained. Although the price has attempted to recover upward, it has never regained the initiative. At the same time, volume during the decline is clearly higher than during the rebound, indicating that the truly active capital is still leaning toward the sell side, while chasing funds are gradually dwindling.

I have always believed that what really determines the trend is not the price, but whether capital is willing to keep pushing.

When an uptrend depends more on sentiment than on capital接力, the rebound rarely goes far. Combined with the weakening short-term momentum and the increasing willingness to take profits, I now prefer to wait patiently for a high-level opportunity rather than 🕸 rushing to buy the dip.

Today’s 🚗 hunt plan
@E0️ Ambush target: bearish 🙂 bias
@E1️ Ambush point: 62900-63500
@E2️‍↕️ 🎯 Turn back home: above 63650 👀
@E3️ Ambush target: 61850-61050
@E4️ Breakdown target: 60200-59600

Real risk is not when prices fall, but when capital has already left while you still believe in the uptrend.

—— Zoe｜Trading Decision Room