I'm sorry, no.

Of course, I still stand by what I said; what I say may not be correct. My consistent viewpoint on reversals and rebounds is based on liquidity and the overall risk market, rather than just looking at $BTC or the S&P 500.

If we only talk about BTC, I have never believed that BTC would have problems. I often express that Bitcoin is very likely to enter a decade-long bull market, similar to gold. This is my understanding of BTC.

But the crypto space is not just about BTC; the number of people in the crypto community who truly hold BTC is still a minority. A reversal should be based on the majority of altcoins or the overall market, rather than just BTC and a few tokens performing better. Even $ETH has not yet returned to $2,000. If we must talk about a reversal, I can't in good conscience agree.

No matter how well BTC performs, it does not determine the conditions for a reversal in the entire cryptocurrency market. It may drive the market up, but if liquidity does not keep up, then how can it sustain itself? It may just double back down.

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