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The market performance so far has been quite good.
Bitcoin's bullish indicators have yet to break through the 21-week moving average. Honestly, this is actually a positive signal because it is somewhat similar to the trend we saw in 2019.
I have a judgment about the current market environment — it is basically the same setup as during that period in 2019. Remember when Bitcoin also broke below the 50-day moving average but then recovered and launched that impressive bull run?
The key point is that the current macroeconomic structure is eerily similar to that time. This is not a coincidence, but something worth observing.