In the past two days, $BTC has been declining with low trading volume and small steps, which is a healthy way of secondary testing.

Currently, Bitcoin has not escaped the situation of lower lows and lower highs during the decline, so it cannot be determined that the secondary test has ended.

From the perspective of moving averages, this secondary test has been suppressed by the 72-hour moving average, so we need to wait for a breakout above the 72-hour resistance to confirm the end of the secondary test.

However, with today's increase in USDT issuance, positive signals are beginning to appear in the relationship between volume and price, with increased trading volume during Bitcoin's rebound, which is greater than the trading volume during the decline. This indicates that the secondary test is nearing its end.