Current Bitcoin volume status: Consolidation with reduced volume, unclear direction, likely to continue dropping next week! BTC fell from the $66,900 high to around $64,400, rebounded to $64,542 over the weekend, and then slightly pulled back. After confirming the $66,956 high on July 21, 4-hour volume has consistently shrunk from over 5,000 to the 1,200-1,500 range—a reduction of about 75%. During the move from $57,800 to $66,900, the volume showed a complete "increase → peak → decrease" curve of attenuation, which is a typical volume-price structure of a weakening rebound, not a trend reversal. On Sunday, market trading volume significantly shrank, liquidity was weak, and the price mainly fluctuated within a narrow range of $64,000-$64,500, forming a short-term tug-of-war. The first layer of volume exhaustion has been triggered, and bullish momentum continues to weaken. ETF fund flows show "policy expectation-driven" characteristics, with inflows halting abruptly after the cooling of legislation. Sunday saw reduced volume and stabilization, with weak liquidity. Bitcoin's short-term direction will likely be decided on Monday! The weekend rebound to around $64,500 seems to have reached its peak. I predict that Bitcoin's price on Monday will likely choose to move downward, dropping to $61,500-$62,500 before rebounding again to start the third wave of the rally, aiming for a third test of the $66,500 level. Once, twice, thrice—third time's the charm. Let’s wait and see.