The bottom price isn’t guessed. It’s identified through the price levels corresponding to bottom signals when they appear. We’re not the market makers; we can’t control the top or bottom prices. What we can do is identify a few high-probability signals that appear when the bottom forms, so we can recognize the bottom instead of guessing. Guessing the top and bottom price levels to guide operations is a terrible approach. Guessing the top of Bitcoin’s bull market caused many people to fail to exit at the peak. Giving altcoins overly high price predictions led many to miss selling at the highs and get deeply trapped during the bear market. The past results speak for themselves. Why is 55,000 very likely not the bottom? Currently, the PC B test of the 60,000 support is very weak. It’s highly likely that 60,000 will be broken. From 2/5 until now, we’ve accumulated 120 days of distribution and chip exchange. According to Wyckoff’s law of cause and effect, if we break below 60,000, we could see a significant move. It could at least reach around 50,000 or, with high probability, even below 50,000. Let’s leave it to time to prove everything.