From the technical indicators, Q2 should see a decent rebound, but in reality, it’s likely to be dragged down by the U.S. stock market, leading to repeated wide-range fluctuations. There’s opportunity, but it’s not huge. Don’t chase when it’s up; buy the dips and play the swings instead! The red circle on the left marks the core accumulation zone before the last breakout, while the red circle on the right shows the current violent pullback. In trading, this is called 'structural support confirmation.' The 60k-65k range is the bottom-line moat for the big players, and the willingness to push it lower is extremely low. Currently, U.S. stocks are still holding at high levels, but due to geopolitical tensions and fluctuating macro interest rate expectations, large funds on the sidelines don’t dare to fully chase the Nasdaq at these levels. Over the next three months, U.S. stocks are highly likely to enter a phase of 'high-level consolidation + bubble squeezing.' Once capital flows out of U.S. stocks or risk-aversion sentiment rises, $BTC, which has already deleveraged and is at the bottom, will be the first choice to absorb liquidity. What’s coming next is weeks of 'meat grinder market'—wide-range swings between 60k-72k, back and forth. The sole purpose of the big players is to wear down retail investors’ patience over time and shake out all the weak hands. Stay patient, protect your capital, and don’t overtrade. If there’s another big drop, that will be the true bottom—or this might already be the bottom, but it will take a long time to confirm and consolidate! Hold onto those blood-soaked chips, endure the quarterly sideways grind, and wait for the liquidity flood in Q4.