Recently, I've been watching Bitcoin's four-hour chart, and the pattern is all too familiar—every time there's a big bullish candle, it quickly reverses into a deep pullback. How many cycles has this pattern repeated? Twenty times? More? Anyway, I've never seen a four-hour bullish candle that can truly stabilize. One wave up, one wave down; this kind of false breakout has become the norm in the market.

Honestly, this repeated bait-and-switch movement is really frustrating. Instead of this constant shakeout, it would be better to give a clear direction—if it’s going to rise, then rise boldly; if it’s going to fall, then fall completely. That’s much more comfortable than this constant wrestling.

But on the other hand, if trading liquidity and volume could keep up, the trading experience would at least feel better. The biggest current problem is still the lack of effective liquidity support, which is the fundamental reason behind the unpredictable and volatile movements.