According to Mars Finance, on February 25th, market data showed that Bitcoin surged rapidly this morning, rising 3% within 15 minutes to break through $66,000; Ethereum also rebounded, breaking through $1,900; and SOL rebounded, breaking through $80. According to Coinglass data, as of press time, $129 million in positions were liquidated across the network in the past 4 hours, with only $4.73 million in long positions liquidated and $125 million in short positions liquidated. Although Bitcoin and Ethereum fees have returned to positive territory after the market rebound (still leaning bearish), current funding rates on major CEXs and DEXs indicate that the market remains bearish, as most altcoins are still operating at negative fees. Coinbase Institutional, a service provider for institutional investors, released a report earlier today stating that Bitcoin support lies at $60,000, while strong resistance is at $82,000. With negative gamma concentrated in the $60,000-$70,000 range and positive gamma clustered above $85,000 and $90,000, Bitcoin may consolidate if it rises to $90,000, while a drop to $60,000 could accelerate its decline. Independent market analyst Axel stated that data from "Bitcoin has realized a net market capitalization position change" and "Bitcoin HODL Waves" indicate that current market supply is decreasing, but capital has not yet returned. The largest group of holders consists of addresses that bought near the peak and are currently at a loss; these trapped holders are forced into becoming "steadfast holders," while new funds are lacking. As long as both conditions hold, the market remains in defensive mode. According to Polymarket data, the probability of Bitcoin reaching $68,000 between February 23 and March 1 has risen to 65%.