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The S&P 500's movement appears weak on the surface, but it's actually quite strong; after all, strength and weakness are only determined by comparison.
Outside markets are getting pounded, yet the index only drops symbolically by 0.something percent.
In reality, if other markets have been difficult to trade lately, buying Q or SPY in tranches is actually a solid move. Given crypto traders' tolerance levels, this drawdown can only be called small-level volatility.
But once the environment improves and it starts trending up, the magnitude will be completely different.
I'm convinced.

Bitcoin has declined from 76022 to yesterday's low of 68773, which structurally constitutes a complete wave pattern and is identified as an impulsive wave.
A rebound has already begun in response to this downtrend, with resistance at 71500.

I don't want to experience a rebound, feeling anxious.
The person I love doesn't love me!!!

I have a personal flaw—because I really enjoy and am good at trading trend movements, every time the market moves, I can't help but pre-set (fantasize about) the market action as a trend movement and extrapolate from there. But honestly, this is wrong. Deriving market movements from objective evidence is fine, but fantasy will hurt you.
Since the K-line is currently still oscillating within a consolidation range, I should stick with consolidation range trading methods instead of fantasizing that a new downtrend has already formed.
But ultimately, it all comes down to one thing—timeframe and tr