Are you aware that Bitcoin has recently been making a slight rebound? However, honestly, I don't feel the momentum for a full-scale rally yet. The macro environment has slightly improved, and expectations for rate cuts have emerged, but according to analysts, it seems likely to be a gradual easing, so a rapid price increase is hard to expect.

In reality, looking at the trading over the past few days, it's quite interesting. Bitcoin rises to around $68,500, but then immediately drops below $66,000. The dollar remains strong, and the Fed's hawkish stance continues, so short-term gains are quickly suppressed by selling pressure. Market sentiment remains weak.

To see a genuine rally, clear signs like deflation indicators, a weaker dollar, stable spot demand, and perhaps easing of stablecoin outflows or reduced stress for long-term holders are necessary. For now, a tactical rebound is still possible, but whether it will lead to a real price increase depends on more definitive macro signals.

By the way, there were reports that SpaceX holds Bitcoin worth $603 million. Holding Bitcoin as an asset at the corporate level might also reflect long-term confidence.