I kind of agree with Guilin bro. At the end of May, there was supposed to be progress on the second round of US-Iran peace talks. But things kept flipping, plus it coincided with Saylor announcing he sold 32 $BTC, which caused panic for Bitcoin. #MacroAnalysis However, as of now, it hasn’t stayed below 60k for long. If it does stay below 60k for an extended period, it could trigger a new round of position reshuffling. But if the time is short, it means we’re still in the low-level consolidation range of 60-82k since the February drop. Considering the current back-and-forth with the US-Iran situation, if Saylor announces tonight that he’s buying more $BTC, sentiment might get a boost. As for Bitcoin’s rebound, I personally see it reaching around 66-72k. Why? Because those who bought near 60k would typically take profits after a 10-20% rise, maybe even closer to 10%. Short-term positions that entered around 60k will likely take profits, and without new bullish catalysts, the macro environment still creates pressure on the price. So, within the larger consolidation range, it’s likely to stay in the lower segment, meaning around 60-66k or 60-68k, possibly nearing 70k. Next up, we’ll see if Trump pushes forward with the second round of US-Iran peace talks and also keep an eye on Wednesday’s CPI data.