During $BTC's pullback, the lows are still gradually rising and have not effectively broken below the previous low of 6.38. As long as there’s no solid bearish candlestick closing below 6.38, we can’t confirm that the trend has fully weakened. For now, it’s still defined as a consolidation adjustment within an uptrend. Currently, we’re waiting for the price to test the previous high. If there’s a spike followed by a pullback or a false breakout pattern, it could be a short-term opportunity to add to short positions. To determine whether the larger bullish trend will continue, the key standard is whether the previous low support at 6.25 can hold. If the rebound lacks strength and fails to return above the resistance level, we can look to short again at higher levels. There’s a possibility of testing the 60,000 level below. Short-term support: 63,800 (key level) and 62,500 Short entry points: Around 66,400 (0.5 retracement of the drop) and 67,200 (previous high)