Today, at the end of the article about $BTC, it mentioned: 'The multi-level long and short structure is chaotic, making it difficult to form synergy in the short term.' As for the reasoning behind this, you can get a general idea by reading the articles from the past few days in sequence. Let me briefly describe this feeling again today: This rebound, from the very beginning (last weekend), has been driven by the bearish side without fully pulling back to test support. During the upward movement, there hasn’t been any significant consolidation or correction, resulting in consecutive local moving average divergences on the chart. Small-scale support is stuck below large-scale resistance or in areas of top divergence, creating this strange state. Simply put, the support and resistance levels are chaotic, making it hard to achieve resonance across different scales, which lowers the certainty of trades. In this state, both large-scale long positions and small-scale long positions are tricky to execute. In the short term, it’s better to aim for points after pullbacks, while for the mid-term, focus on points near the end of adjustments. This kind of price surge is definitely driven by big capital. From a broader perspective, it’s unlikely to last and will eventually return to the range of regular fluctuations. So, what’s the purpose of big capital pushing the price like this? From the perspective of the main players, it’s to lock in the low point at 108,500, preventing the price from breaking further and entering an uncontrollable downward zone, which could ultimately lead to an early trend reversal. $BTC