After a significant correction in Bitcoin, the true test for investors is not the decline itself, but the self-deception of "almost reversing."

From the market structure, there are two obvious signals to watch out for. First, the rebound volume is severely insufficient; second, the main trend of the bears has never truly changed — this upward movement is just a technical rebound within the decline. Simply put, the main force is giving retail investors who haven't yet entered one last chance to go long.

Many people start to hesitate at this point, wondering "Should I buy the dip?" but this is actually falling into the most common psychological trap. Those who truly make money are never the ones who think "it's about time," but rather those who can see through the structure clearly and are not swayed by the current rebound.

My approach is very simple: short at every high point and don't fight the market's temptation. Historically, the biggest market moves often end in premature optimism and a little bit of luck. The bears haven't finished their move, so there's no need to act like a hero. The market always rewards those who can be patient.