Is Bitcoin's move a rebound or a reversal?

Recently, the overall judgment on the direction of Bitcoin's market has been relatively accurate. From the earlier rhythm of "first falling then rising, rebounding after oscillating correction" to the continuation of the trend after stabilizing above the key level of $112,000, each step of the movement has basically matched the previous expected judgment. In particular, the logic behind breaking through the $112,000 "bull-bear watershed" has been fully verified by the market - after the price successfully stabilized above this level, bullish momentum was quickly released, with an additional increase of nearly 1,500 points, further consolidating the short-term upward trend and turning the earlier directional judgment into actual profit space.

However, looking back at the operational details, there are still some flaws in seizing the entry points: although some long positions got the trend direction right, due to slightly early or late entry timing, they failed to accurately capture the lowest entry point after the pullback, resulting in the failure to maximize the profit space of a single wave.

Currently, the price has hit the 4-hour resistance level. Friends who entered long positions around $112,000 can take profits and exit first, and then follow up with long positions after a pullback.