[Analysis: Bitcoin 'Price Action' and 'Realized Profit' Diverge, Rebound May Have Peaked] BlockBeats news, on April 19, on-chain analyst Murphy stated that recently, after BTC reached $78,000, the next day's 24-hour average realized profit was $39.15 million, which is less compared to April 14 when BTC touched $76,000. The divergence between 'price action' and 'realized profit' typically indicates that the demand side can no longer sustain concentrated profit realization, and upward momentum begins to weaken, as seen previously on January 7 and January 14. Coinciding with reduced weekend market trading volume may also be one of the reasons. If the primary cause of the divergence between 'price' and 'profit' is determined to be the demand side's inability to sustain concentrated profit realization, it can be concluded that the rebound has peaked. If the primary cause is judged to be the decline in market activity over the weekend, further observation will be required in the upcoming trading days.