Bitcoin opened today by continuing the rebound after yesterday's liquidity sweep, oscillating in the $86,000-$88,000 range in the morning and testing support at yesterday's low. Subsequently, boosted by the Federal Reserve ending quantitative tightening (QT) and injecting $13.5 billion in liquidity, as well as by net inflows into ETFs, buying surged, pushing the price quickly above $92,000, with gains at one point reaching 7.5%. In the afternoon, it consolidated near $92,000-$93,000, with trading volume increasing by 25%, indicating the initial emergence of bullish momentum, but it did not effectively break through the upper channel at $93,700. This can be seen as a "V-shaped recovery after a liquidity sweep," similar to the rebound from the November 2021 low. The daily MACD histogram turned positive (bars rebounding from negative values), a golden cross formed on the signal line, and momentum converged above the zero axis, confirming the sustainability of the rebound. However, the weekly MACD still shows a bearish cross, so be cautious of a false breakout.