The risk of chasing highs continues to rise (high-level bull trap). Going short while bottom-fishing on the left side also carries risks—only low-leverage DCA is advisable. In a bear market, it's essential to complete chip rotation and long liquidation. The key is breaking below the previous low (60,000) and a second bottom test. Only then can we truly see the bottom, form a base, and transition from bear to bull. The current rise is just a structural rebound, not the starting point of a bull market rally. On the hourly chart, there's a standard bullish alignment with no clear topping signals. Without heavy selling pressure, there’s still a slight chance for a small upward push. However, the upside is limited, and with the weekend approaching, we face high-level consolidation. Key support: 76,000 (strong phase support). Only if this support is broken and the structure turns bearish (drop - rebound - drop again), will it signal a trend reversal and provide a clear shorting opportunity.