Highest profit was nearly $30K, but didn’t cash out and it dropped to a floating loss of $10K. Now it’s just back to breakeven! May has just started, and this pullback is basically done. Over the next month, we’re looking at a minimum breakout above $80K. After such a big drop in the market, it’s time for a decent rebound! The daily chart shows the upward channel is intact, moving averages are bullish, and the 4-hour chart is consolidating at a high level with a slight bullish bias. From the volume perspective, both the rebound and pullback are on low volume, meaning neither bulls nor bears are aggressive. For now, cautious observation is the way to go. To put it simply: either don’t trade, or if you do, aim for low buys. As long as the trendline isn’t broken, I’m still optimistic about another solid rebound in May!