BTC broke through 81,100 last night, setting a new rebound high, then ended the rebound and plummeted in one fell swoop – quite a clean move. As shown in Figure 2, on October 27th, it was suggested that the rise from 79,220 was likely a rebound, and preparations for shorting were made. Yesterday's post clearly indicated that shorting had already occurred. Anyone who has diligently followed my updates in the past few days should at least have been liquidated, even if they didn't profit handsomely from shorting, right? As shown in Figure 1, 87,395-79,800 was the first wave of decline, and 79,800-84,898 was a rebound against it. The new round of decline from 84,898 is of the same level as 87,395-79,800, and 79,200-81,971 was a rebound within this decline, which has now ended. Finding the endpoint of the decline from 84,898 is expected to end the entire weekly correction, followed by a new upward trend. The market trend since August 20th was actually predicted in its entirety in this article: https://(x.com)/BTCTW0/status/2091185086591041610?a=vd4Rp2HojTc48CoRsZA&s=20. New readers might be surprised, but long-time followers are already used to it.