Is it time for us to short BTC? Bitcoin just closed its 4-hour candle. Bullish volume has shrunk to the floor, but the price remains firm, and bearish volume has also decreased. I feel the urge to short BTC, but I held back and had a little chat with my AI trading assistant. (1) The peak bullish volume on the 4H chart throughout July has continuously dropped from 10,087 to 4,793—a 52% decrease. This is an undeniable fact. See Chart 2. (2) However, it’s equally undeniable that we’ve had three consecutive daily green candles, and the price remains strong. Bears haven’t shown sustained strength; see Chart 3. (3) If the price reaches 65,200-65,500 and we see a high-volume bearish candle, that candle itself would be a signal that bears are starting to exert pressure at a key level. That would be the time to enter a short position. Before that, even if the "judgment is correct," it’s not wise to enter prematurely. I also feel the urge to short BTC right now, but after reviewing the calm and objective analysis from my three-dimensional trading system AI, I’ve decided to stay put. Lately, bulls and bears have been in a deadlock—it’s especially frustrating. Neither side has shown sustained momentum. It’s a narrow-range consolidation market, so watch more, act less.