After rebounding to the EMA99 moving average and then continuing to decline, the underlying logic is very simple—it's just that the time hasn't come yet. Currently, this moving average is positioned there, and it’s too difficult to push through it all at once. But if you extend the timeline further, the situation changes completely.

In half a month, if the price continues to probe lower, reaching 2900, 2800, or even testing previous lows, that would be even better. Because by then, the EMA99 will be moving downward continuously, gradually opening up space. When the market truly rebounds, it won’t be so difficult to surge past the EMA99 in one go.

Once the price stabilizes above this moving average, market sentiment will reverse. Those who were previously bearish will start to reassess, new buying interest will flood in, and naturally, the next upward trend will begin. The key is to let both time and price work together to push this moving average down from its high position; only then will the conditions truly be in place.