From a technical structure perspective, market bottoms are more like a "region" rather than a "point."

Many investors often ask: "Where is the lowest point?" But from a technical analysis standpoint, market bottoms are usually not a precise point, but a range formed through repeated oscillations and pulls. Currently, mainstream coins have tested key support levels multiple times without effectively breaking below, indicating that there is indeed buying support below. At the same time, the moving average system still shows a bearish trend, and the trend has not fully reversed, meaning the market temporarily does not support a full-scale chase of the rally. Although indicators like MACD and RSI have repeatedly signaled bullish divergence at the bottom, they have not yet formed a resonance at the trend level, indicating that the market is in a "weak correction" stage.

The characteristic of this type of market is that short-term movements are easily manipulated to lure in more buyers, and patience is key to investing. The technical signals do not suggest "takeoff imminent," but rather "downward momentum weakening." Therefore, rather than obsessing over whether the bottom has been reached, it’s better to accept a reality: the bottom is gradually forming but has not yet fully solidified. #市场触底了吗？