[PlanB: BTC Falls Below Bull-Bear Boundary Zone, Potential to Test Long-Term Cost Range] According to a report by Jinse Finance, crypto analyst PlanB stated on the X platform that Bitcoin's price closed at $78,635 in January, approximately 38% below its all-time high. Currently, Bitcoin's 200-week moving average is around $58,000, while the realized price is approximately $55,000 and trending downward. At the same time, the RSI has dropped below 50, entering what his model defines as the 'bear market zone.' Historically, during bear market phases, Bitcoin has shown the potential to fall back to the vicinity of the 200-week moving average or the realized price. However, he also pointed out that the momentum of this bull market phase is relatively weak, with no strong peak signals observed, suggesting that the subsequent bear market pullback might be relatively limited.