Analyzing if Bitcoin's move is a trend change or short squeeze using price action and historical testing methods.

Obviously there was a macro aspect of that. Trump had a speech talking about hyper liquid. And we also had the treasury basically come out and say that, hey, we're going to buy the long tail. you know, bonds, this seemed to be, you know, reacted positively in gold and Bitcoin, but to you, you know, as a price action trader, how do you differentiate, you know, is this a move that is a trend change? So like the bottom is in for Bitcoin, it's time to be a bull, or is this just maybe a short squeeze in, you know, potentially another lower high that's coming? Is there something that you can tell in real time that says, hey, short squeeze or not a short squeeze, or is it something that's only available in hindsight? And I can pull up your chart as well for this section so we can see what you're looking at. I think there's a couple of angles I would approach this from if we're just purely looking at the chart. First off is that if you did a historical test, just measuring the amount, just measuring percentage price movement and say historically, when Bitcoin has rallied, how far does it rally before you typically tend to get a reversal, right? So how far does Bitcoin have to move up before you would think it's gone too far?