Currently, Bitcoin is in a bear market rebound phase. On March 10, the news of the "end" of the war led to a sharp rise in Asian stock markets and a crash in crude oil prices. However, Aling considers this a smoke screen-like positive signal. The defense minister's warning contradicts the ceasefire news, and the fundamental bear market logic (interest rate cuts not yet implemented, war risks not eliminated) remains unchanged. The daily bottom model's central axis is beginning to appear, combined with a volume surge indicating a short-term rebound window, but the MACD continues to shrink, and the hourly divergence points to limited rebound potential.

In terms of operations, the two previous main short positions each gained about 1,000 points and were successfully realized; today, focus on the right-side short positions at 71,800–72,200 (neckline resistance) and the left-side short at 75,100 (Gartley pattern + false breakout level). If the market continues to decline, consider long positions for a rebound at 63,700–64,200 (0.886 Fibonacci level). The large-scale gold pit at 57,700–56,600 remains unchanged with a spot dollar-cost averaging strategy.