It's simply impossible to have a counterfeit season, because in the realm of value storage, the larger cryptocurrencies essentially have no major applications other than replacing gold. This leads to a strong network effect where the strong get stronger. Bitcoin will always widen the gap with other coins, leaving only gold as a competitor, with a total market value of 25 trillion dollars.

Despite a significant decline in the market at the beginning of the year, many cried 'the end of the bull market,' but the reality is different. After a brief correction, Bitcoin rebounded strongly, once again proving the resilience of the bulls.
Looking back at January this year, after Bitcoin surged to a new high of about $108,000, it encountered a correction, dipping to around $74,000, but immediately thereafter, a strong V-shaped reversal occurred.
From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has long since broken through its downward trend line, gaining support in key liquidity zones, and has established a higher high and higher low upward structure. Many technical analysts view the 4-hour EMA200 as the bull-bear dividing line, and the current Bitcoin price remains firmly above this average line.