The analysis indicates that Bitcoin's recent price rally is a relief rally, with an anticipated continuation lower. Reviewing historical price action on the 2-week chart, including the Kumo Twist of the RSI, Bull Market Support Band, and 50 EMA, suggests that despite a short-term upward movement, macro trends remain bearish. A breakout from a one-month horizontal consolidation is identified, with a measured move projecting a short-term target for Bitcoin at $105,000. Critical support at $94,500 must hold; a breach below this point could initiate further significant declines. For the DXY, a potential higher low or an inverted Adam and Eve pattern is noted on the 1-week chart. A break above 100 is presented as a key trigger for an upward trend, which would negatively impact risk assets. The S&P500's daily chart displays a breakdown of a rising wedge pattern, indicating a bearish corrective move towards $6,600, with invalidation above $7,050. Historically, Bitcoin's macro tops are followed by a mean reversion, consolidation, and then capitulation. The current price action aligns with a 'transitionary phase', suggesting further corrections are probable unless there is a sustained break above the Ichimoku Leading Span A, which has not yet occurred.