The market is actually telling the same story over and over again.

Looking at the 3-day candlestick chart of BTC, the MACD has once again shown a golden cross. To be honest, this isn't the first time.

The last time was in April of last year, when hardly anyone paid attention. At that time, there were no hot topics, market sentiment was insufficient, and everyone's expectations were extremely conservative. The price was still hovering at low levels, and the enthusiasm for making money had already dissipated. It was precisely at that moment that the trend suddenly reversed, eventually rising by nearly 50%.

The current situation is somewhat similar:

The rebound has completed its deep correction phase, the downward momentum is beginning to weaken, the MACD histogram is converging, and the fast and slow lines are about to cross upward again.

It must be clarified: MACD is not a "buy button." It is simply a momentum indicator, reflecting whether selling pressure has been exhausted and whether the downward energy is still sufficient. In other words, it shows what the market is doing, not predicting what the market will do.

What really matters is the context — those golden crosses that occur on higher-level cycles often have a common feature: they are less likely to be driven by emotions, often appearing when most people have already given up hope, and they almost never look particularly "beautiful" at the moment.

This does not mean that the rise will start tomorrow. Volatility, pullbacks, and complex correction patterns may occur. But at least it once again confirms: such signals often appear at the end of a phase, not at the beginning.

Spring's answer came a bit late. Now the market is asking the same question again.