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Sentiment is starting to shift again. Many influential persons starting to see short term cracks in the market after all. Arthur selling it all, Ben thinking he might be right after all again, and others and more... Honestly what anyone says, short term flip-flopping is always possible. Whether the market is truly bullish or bearish short term we can always go up and down abit. We've literally gone up $30,000 in one straight line after all. BUT regarding the market itself, making a huge tumble back? I just don't see it. On the contrary, Bitcoin is actually still in a very good looking spot chart wise. Not only is support still holding up but we literally made a HIGHER HIGH for the first time since the entire downtrend we had the past year. I objectively don't see anything wrong here. I did open the option a few times that the market MIGHT come back to get a higher low though. There's a lot of emptiness we left behind and a healthy uptrending market might always take back 30-70% of its rally forming the higher low. Meaning that Bitcoin could actually go back to anywhere between $70k-80k for that. Yet bull markets tend to not always go as low as people hence why I've often likee where Bitcoin currently is holding $80k+. Macro is wobbly yes but the fact that Bitcoin actually already rallied against it is actually more proof of strength than weakness here.

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