This prediction post is quite controversial, with over 55% of people being bearish. Continue to use @ openclawby to observe the overall market data, get the data, get the market. I am in the long position (recently) Is BTC bottoming out or waiting for the next big bearish candlestick? My opinion is that it is not yet a breakthrough, but market data has begun to show some positive signals worth paying attention to. Firstly, let's take a look at the institutions: in the past three consecutive days, the dark pool of Ask (buying)>Bid (selling), even leading by 9 percentage points on July 1st. What does this mean? My understanding is not that institutions are crazily chasing after price increases, but that they are slowly accepting goods while everyone is still hesitating. This method of building a position has always been very 'quiet', and by the time retail investors discover it, the price has often gone up for a while. Looking at the contract market again: Last week, Hyperliquid's funding rates briefly turned negative, and the market sentiment was very pessimistic. But now it has returned to positive values and has remained stable for more than 8 hours. Indicating that bullish confidence is recovering. But the rates are not unreasonably high. This means that the market has not yet entered the stage of 'public bullish' and there is no risk of overheating. Looking at the market, BTC has been oscillating around 60K recently. The area around 59.5K has been caught by buying orders twice in a row, while above 61K, there is continuous selling pressure. It is obvious that funds are still exchanging chips in this range. If we can truly stand at 62K in the future, the next step is likely to challenge 63.6K or even retest 65K. If 59.5K ultimately falls, the market is likely to retrace to 57K and even test the institutional cost zone of 55K. So this is not the All in position, I only bought a small portion of the space. Next, I still lean towards optimism. It's not because the price has already broken through, but because funds have started to take the long side. DYOR