Trading is always normal—profits and losses are both common. A few days ago, I exited at the 485 point level, roughly breaking even. The key isn’t about the success or failure of a single trade, but whether the rhythm is accurate and whether the execution is in place. As long as the mindset remains steady and the strategy is correct, subsequent opportunities will naturally bring the price back.

Speaking of Bitcoin’s current trend, it has indeed reversed the previous weak outlook. Think about it—after repeatedly testing the bottom near 87,000, it was about to break below 85,700, but instead of falling further, it rebounded directly. This formed a clear higher low structure, and now the price has re-penetrated above the Bollinger Bands. On the four-hour chart, it’s a typical pattern of a dip, recovery, and rebound, with the bearish momentum clearly diminishing.

The MACD indicator, which had been steadily increasing previously, is now gradually decreasing, becoming flatter, indicating that the bearish advantage is weakening. The RSI has also risen back to a neutral-leaning strong zone, showing market sentiment shifting from defensive to recovery. Overall, the 87,000 level has been confirmed as a stage support, and in the short term, the rebound is entering a relatively strong oscillation phase. The focus above should be on the previous high-pressure zone.

If the retest doesn’t break below 87,800, it can still be viewed with a bullish bias, and there’s potential to continue testing the 90,000 region.