First, Bitcoin is genuinely quite strong. Previously, if it had risen this much during a bear market, it definitely would have undergone a sharp pullback. But that hasn't happened now! It is replacing a decline with sideways movement, using consolidation to absorb profit-taking positions. This is a sign of strength. So will it continue rising?

2. Bitcoin is actually in a somewhat awkward position right now. If it had rebounded to around the previous high of $82,000, then we would definitely expect a pullback. The difficulty is that Bitcoin has only rebounded to $79.5k, leaving just a little room before retesting the top, so the setup is not quite perfect.

3. So for now, operate more conservatively. Continue holding spot positions. If it can retest the top a second time and approach $81,000, you can exit here. As for long positions, there is no need to rush into them; I will place an order around the more stable level of $74k. If you did not buy spot earlier, you can first buy part of your position at $75,000 or, at most, $76k, then begin dollar-cost averaging. Complete the DCA over 50 days; if there is a significant pullback during that period, stop the DCA and go all-in directly.