On March 22, ACVR (red line) had just begun to turn, and now it is clear that the 'sharp angle' at that time has noticeably 'lengthened'. It can be basically confirmed that this trend will not easily change.

The decline in indicators measures the proportion of historical times when the average floating loss of chips is more severe, and the lower it is, the closer it is to the limit.

Therefore, all bear market bottoms will occur during the decline of ACVR, not during the rise (after which is the bear-bull transition period).

This means that one thing is almost certain — the bottom is getting closer to us!

But here, the 'near' is also relative to the previous 'far', not referring to 'now'. From a distance perspective, there should still be some time left for us to make decisions and take action.

Next, the most critical thing for us is to determine whether 6w is indeed the bottom of this round of the bear market.

This indicator is like a countdown alarm clock, constantly reminding us to prepare in advance: if 6w is the bottom, what will you do? If it drops below 6w, what countermeasures do you have?

There's no need to make 'path presets'. If you have planned everything in advance, whether there will be one last shudder is actually not that important. What do you think?