Let's briefly discuss the market situation from May to June for $BTC . The phase of the rebound is nearing its end. I am relatively optimistic about the dramatic drop in May for the following reasons: First, there is no significant positive news driving the market. During this period, the rise in Bitcoin was due to Trump easing tariffs; the market reached the third buying position on the weekly chart, which led to the rebound. Just like the previous significant drop, I told you there are policies above and countermeasures below, so this rise was also expected. Second, if a rate cut is anticipated in June, what should the main players do in May? If you are the main player, isn't it time to take profits after bottom-fishing? Doubters may ask, 'I can hold on and make 130,000; now I can completely replace drops with sideways movement, and then enter the major upward wave.' If you have this kind of thinking, you are already hopeless. It's like trying to find a sword on a boat; historically, before rate cuts, hasn't every market trend experienced a significant drop? If I were the main player, I would buy in at 75,000, sell at 98,000 to take profits, and then continue to drop to 75,000 to bottom-fish again. Why should I buy at 98,000 instead of 75,000? If you understand this question, you will get it. If you can't figure it out, there's no way for me to help. Not understanding means you have forgotten the fear from the previous drop; now you are instead filled with the greed of FOMO. Every time we reach a critical point, I will remind you that it's time to consider exiting in batches. Let me emphasize again, this round of rebound is just a rebound, not a reversal. Don't fantasize about being pulled up to 110,000; you are dreaming. Alright, whether to run or not is your business; if you're trapped, don't wail like a ghost. Next month, there will be at least a 20,000-point drop to further verify whether my overall direction is accurate. I am Crypto Sister Fei; follow me so you won't get lost. If this is useful to you, please like, comment, and share.