BTC is currently around 76,000, showing signs of stalling in the short term and a potential rebound. On the 4-hour chart, bullish momentum is weak, and bearish momentum is also decreasing. A previous long lower shadow candlestick, followed by a doji, suggests a potential second doji. Around 76,000, the order book shows a large buy order attempting to support the price, but without significant volume. This support is weak and could be easily broken by a single negative event. These three signals combined—the long lower shadow indicating support, the doji indicating a stalemate between bulls and bears, and the potential for a second doji—confirm a short-term bottom. It's Friday, and US stocks closed with a weak rebound. The non-farm payrolls data significantly exceeded expectations, pushing the probability of a December rate hike above 70%, but Bitcoin didn't continue its downward trend. The fact that it didn't fall after negative news is itself a signal. If there are no new negative events next week, a rebound is highly probable. The first resistance levels to watch are 77,300 and 78K, with a final target of 79.8K. The 75K-75.5K level remains a critical support level; there's a significant amount of bullish capital in this area, so as long as it holds, things are fine. Avoid shorting. The market isn't as volatile as you might imagine, with prices plummeting like a waterfall.