The real risk of Bitcoin is not in the decline, but in misjudging the phase.


In the next 6 weeks, just focus on three structural lines.
Bitcoin has fallen from above 120,000 to around 60,000. This is not an ordinary decline; it is a disruption of the mid-cycle structure. The main upward structure has been broken, which is crucial because if this judgment is wrong, all subsequent trades will be problematic.
1. What is the current phase?
The current phase is not the start of a bull market. Instead: it is the correction phase after a decline.
The characteristics of the correction phase are: rebounds will occur, hope will be created, but the trend is not yet confirmed. Many people tend to mistake a “rebound” for a “reversal,” which is a phase misjudgment.
2. Why does it feel like “the bull market is back”?
Because after a sharp drop, a technical rebound is inevitable. The rapid decline releases panic, and the rebound releases emotions, but emotions are not the structure. For the true trend to restart, three conditions must be met:
1. Break through key resistance with volume
2. Retest without breaking down
3. Higher highs and higher lows
Currently, none of these three points have been established, so all upward movements should be treated as “correction rebounds” first.
3. Structural probabilities for the next 6 weeks
We do not make predictions, only structural branches.
Path one: Oscillatory correction (highest probability)
Price fluctuates repeatedly between 62,000 and 72,000, with rebounds and retests, consuming time. This is the most logical path according to the current structure.
Path two: Testing the bottom again
If it breaks below 65,000, the market may test 60,000 again. If 60,000 is lost, the structure will further deteriorate.
Path three: Trend correction confirmation
Only if the following conditions are met: volume breakout above 72,000; stabilization above 76,000–80,000; retest without breaking down, can we talk about trend recovery. Until then, all upward movements are probabilistic rebounds.
4. Three key structural lines
If you remember only three lines, that’s enough:
60,000 — Base line, failure = structural deterioration; 72,000 — Correction enhancement line, recovery = structural improvement.
76,000–80,000 — Trend unlocking line
Stabilization = permission to increase participation levels.
The market will not change direction because of emotions; it will change because of structural shifts.
5. Ethereum’s status
Ethereum is currently still in a weak structure. Falling below 2,000 indicates that capital preference remains focused on BTC. If it breaks below 1,850, accelerated declines may occur again.
This is not a strong cycle for altcoins at the moment.
6. Where is the real risk?
The real risk is not in the decline but in misjudging the phase.
Using a bull market mindset during the correction phase is the easiest way to incur losses.
7. A more mature approach now
If you are cautious: wait for trend unlocking line confirmation. If you are willing to tolerate volatility: try with small positions, and clearly define failure conditions. Now is not the time for heavy positions.
8. Conclusion
The current market is in a state where the main upward move has ended, decay is not complete, and the correction is not confirmed. The next 6 weeks are more likely to be oscillation rather than explosion. The trend will give confirmation, and until then,
controlling risk is more important than seeking opportunities. #比特币下一步怎么走?
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· 02-17 12:31
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