Back in June, I mentioned that BTC's short-term low would appear around Gann timing on July 1st. Sure enough, BTC rose from 57,800 on July 1st to 79,500. In my August 22nd post, I clearly stated that BTC's rally wouldn't stop at 79,500, and on August 25th, a new high of 81,272 was reached. So, is BTC's rally over now? Will it keep going up? Here's the conclusion—it's highly likely that the rally starting from 57,800 isn't over yet. The drop from 81,272 is currently seen as a minor pullback within the uptrend, rather than a correction targeting the entire blue or red segments in the chart. If BTC can quickly break above 80,000 and hold steady in the coming days, the rally still has momentum. However, if it fails to break 80,000 and instead falls below 77,220, it's highly likely that a correction targeting the blue segment's rally has begun. In this scenario, after finding the correction's bottom, BTC is still expected to rise again during the week of September 5th. The nearest resistance level above is 82,000, with the key pivot point at 84,000. Whether BTC can break through 84,000 will determine the market trend for the next four months—the sooner it breaks through, the better.