Can Bitcoin experience a rebound in spring? Many on-chain analysts believe there is indeed a possibility. The key is that this round of tax-loss harvesting season has basically come to an end, and the large-scale sell-offs expected on a four-year cycle are also nearly over. From this perspective, the upcoming market trend will mainly depend on the evolution of macro factors—such as inflation data, liquidity expectations, and institutional fund movements—that could all become decisive factors. Once the market digests these "anticipatory" selling pressures, the probability of a rebound is definitely worth paying attention to. Of course, macro uncertainties always exist, but at least from a technical and market psychology perspective, the previous pessimistic factors have been released to a considerable extent.

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AltcoinHuntervip
· 01-05 22:24
Has the tax loss season ended? Why am I still cutting losses haha... Honestly, who can be accurate with macro stuff? It feels like analysts are just armchair strategists after the fact.
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MeaninglessGweivip
· 01-04 00:50
The tax season is over, but can it really go up? It all feels like empty talk.
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VibesOverChartsvip
· 01-04 00:43
The tax loss season has been talked about for a long time. Anyway, I'm just waiting to see how macro data plays out; otherwise, it's all just armchair strategizing.
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LongTermDreamervip
· 01-04 00:39
Haha, the tax loss season is over, and the four-year cycle is almost up. Now let's just wait for macroeconomic data to save the day. Anyway, I said three years ago that it would be like this.
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RektButStillHerevip
· 01-04 00:30
Is the tax loss season over and ready for a rebound? Why do I feel like this theory is always the same every time haha --- Macro is the real boss; on-chain analysis, no matter how fancy, is useless --- Alright, it's "probability worth paying attention to" again. You analysts love this fence-sitting phrase --- Spring rebound? The precondition is that inflation data doesn't explode. If both can be satisfied, I’d do a handstand and wash my hair --- Have the pessimistic factors been fully released? Why do I still see the market digesting negative news --- Sounds good, but basically it's betting on a change in the Federal Reserve's stance. Just say it outright
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