Last Friday, it smashed through 63k to 59131, and on Sunday it pulled back to 64234. The quantity of that bullish candlestick cannot be deduced by individual investors. But from Monday's opening to this afternoon, 64200 → 63000 → 61000, the entire bullish line was consumed in three days. Today's daily chart is once again a bearish candlestick, with a lower low point than yesterday. This rhythm is more important than positioning. The rebound of a bear market is like this: it bounces fast and dies fast. The high point of each rebound is lower than the previous one, and those who buy at the bottom are trapped earlier than the previous one. The person who copied at 59k last Friday had a profit of $3500 on Sunday, but by this afternoon they had already run at a loss. I haven't been focusing on whether 59k can be broken recently. It depends on when this rhythm is broken. The next time it bounces back, it can pass 62k and then not come back, that's when the structure is changing. Before that, rebound was for running away, not for copying.