Explanation of bull market price action patterns: fast moves up followed by multi-week consolidations.

of the range lows and of the range highs so we don't necessarily need to you know just straight line vertical from here. Some sort of complex correction, where we take out the high, we take out the low, you know, and then we get our continuation or even, even yet, right, we could have some sort of thing where we take out the low first, right? Whatever it looks like. This is totally acceptable here. We don't need to just vertical ascend, lockout rally, you can't get involved. Nothing goes up in a straight line. In bull markets, we're going to spend more time going sideways and down, then we are going to spend going up. The moves up are very fast and thin, and then we get these multi-week, multi-month consolidations, right? Just like on the way down, it's the inverse. Fast, aggressive moves down, multi-week grinds, a little bit of up, fast, aggressive move down, multi-week, multi-month grinds, boom, right? It's just the inverse of that on the way up. Big, fast moves, multi-week, multi-month consolidations. So I'm not just expecting, you know, a green candle only lockout rally. I'm totally fine with us consolidating here. What I want to see, though, is at the very least a close above 82, 811 on the weekly chart here for Bybit. Right now we're being supported by this 12-hour Fair Value Gap.