The evening outlook still leans bearish; currently, the most dangerous thing in the market isn't a decline, but the appearance of "still continuing to rise." Sentiment has already clearly tilted toward the bulls, and most people are starting to shift their mindset to chase longs. This kind of consensus often itself signals risk.

The market won't keep delivering profits when everyone is on the right side; the more one-sided it is, the easier it is for a reverse squeeze to occur. Right now, it seems more like a push to boost bullish confidence rather than a genuine trend reversal, especially as the momentum weakens after continuous upward pushes, and the probability of a pullback is gradually increasing.

In terms of levels, Bitcoin staying above the 80,000 mark is not broken; the overall outlook remains bearish, with resistance around 80,000. In terms of trading, avoid chasing longs; patiently wait for a rebound to reach resistance levels before establishing short positions.

Support is first seen around 76,500; if broken, there is room for further decline.

One sentence: The more everyone is looking bullish, the more you should beware of that sudden reversal.