I also went all in with 76,000, and I'm not optimistic about any big coins starting with the number 6. Pumping the market doesn't require money; I just believe that if more people can get on board, then it’s not the bottom. It's only when everyone is panicking in a position that isn't moving much that it’s the bottom. So I agree with what you said about the bear turning into a bull; this process is about first killing the contracts.

I'll say it again
The bear has turned into a bull
The main upward wave is brewing

BTC has rebounded from the bottom of 76,000 to 83,000 without any narrative, rebounding by 7,000 USD, which is stronger than the previous rebound from the bottom of 78,000. Moreover, we can see a very clear signal: this rebound has driven a strong rebound in altcoins, which has not been seen before. In the past, altcoins would at most have a symbolic rebound of a few points, but this time PEPE rebounded by 24 points, DOGE rebounded by 16 points, and many others rebounded by ten to dozens of points.

Secondly, this rebound occurred before the CPI data was released, which means that this altcoin rebound has nothing to do with any news; it is entirely a natural rebound. Such a strong natural rebound is definitely not a super-dip rebound, but rather a manifestation of altcoins fighting back.

Finally, after the heat of the CPI faded today, there should have been a big drop, but the result was only a symbolic drop, and then it rebounded again in the evening. What does this mean? It means that they don't want to drop anymore; they want to rise. That's the logic.