Today I chased a breakout with high volume, but the result was still a bit disappointing, and I exited with my principal intact after dragging it out. Now I am completely out of the market and observing.

In the past week, Bitcoin's performance has indeed been a bit awkward—it's neither rising happily nor falling completely, and the market keeps bouncing back and forth, with very poor continuity. The trading system I use really can't perform well in this kind of range-bound oscillation; every time it's just small profits or small losses, making it hard to form effective profit opportunities.

However, I still maintain a bullish outlook. The reason is simple: from a technical perspective, if it can't fall further, it means there is a bottom support, and the price will eventually move along the path of least resistance. This is the basic logic of the market. There should still be room upward.