On July 5th, I mentioned paying attention to Gann timing 7.13. Then on 7.13, the $62,000 support was successfully tested, and from there, the price started accelerating upward. In the July 19th video, I provided an upward target of $66,900. Subsequently, $BTC reached $66,956 as expected on July 21st before facing resistance and pulling back. At the same time, I notified the group to close weak positions and reduce $BTC and $ETH longs. Later, I specifically posted an article suggesting reducing positions. Now, $BTC has pulled back 2% from its high. Those who carefully followed the posts must be feeling good about this move. So, is $BTC done rising? What’s next? I maintain my view— as long as $BTC doesn’t break below $63,412 this week, the move starting from $66,956 is more likely a correction rather than a new downtrend. If it’s just a small correction (see orange box in Chart 3), it will likely end soon and continue upward. Even if the correction deepens, as long as it stays above the green Gann angle line, the short-term bullish trend remains intact. After the correction ends, watch whether $BTC can break through $67,300. Holding above $67,300 would be a strong bullish signal.