BTC's recent price action will determine whether the correction is over: The move from 57800 was the first wave of a new upward trend on the weekly chart. I first predicted this at the end of June, and it was validated in September. The pullback from 87395 is a correction of the entire upward move from 57800 to 87395. This was an assumption made in my September 24th tweet, and it has now become a reality. I often say, "The more complex the correction, the smoother the subsequent trend." The current correction has lasted 44 days—complex enough? If 81500 cannot be broken this week, it could become even more complex: If it breaks through 81500 this week and doesn't subsequently fall below 77600, then the correction may have ended around 75736. The move from 85736 represents the first wave of a new weekly uptrend, occurring on the 4-hour/daily chart. Subsequent pullbacks present excellent entry opportunities. The failure to break 81500 and the subsequent drop below 77400 suggests the move from 75736 may be a rebound. BTC is still in a correction phase. At the end of this correction, it could continue testing the green Gann angle 2/1 line, or it could enter a range-bound or consolidating phase. The correction will likely end and the uptrend will resume once market divergence and liquidity are sufficiently high. The overall trend remains unchanged, and key moments have occurred as expected in terms of timing and price. The next step is to capitalize on the tail end of this correction, as it is the key to unlocking the next upward trend.