The recent correction in BCH has already fully played out with a 400-point decline.

What's interesting isn't whether the direction is right or wrong, but why we can anticipate what the market will say. Looking at the chart at that time, the signals were actually very clear—BCH's main trend was beginning to weaken, the medium-term moving averages showed a death cross, each rebound was stuck below the middle Bollinger Band, trading volume couldn't keep up, and the price couldn't move higher.

What would happen under this structure? So-called rebounds are actually just supply stations during the decline. It's simply a stage for the bears to continue accumulating strength.

Trading along this structure, the selling pressure on-chain gradually appears, and the price begins to release downward. The trend is straightforward, without much hesitation.

The result is just the result; the focus is elsewhere. Ultimately, what does trading rely on? Not emotions, not guesses, but **structure and rhythm**. Understanding these can help you avoid being repeatedly shaken out.

The next key zone has already been identified. If you want to make your trading simpler and reduce the trouble of being shaken back and forth, you can continue to follow the evolution of this approach.