The practical takeaway is simple: do not chase parabolic candles. When an asset multiplies rapidly in a short time, the risk structure changes completely. Observing higher timeframes like 3 days helps filter noise and clarify the dominant trend.

Looking at the 3D timeframe, the overall structure is still clearly in a downtrend. From the 290 peak, price has been dropping consistently, forming a series of lower highs and lower lows. The 25.53 level is only the most recent low, not a confirmed bottom.

To call something a “bottom,” the market needs at least three things. First, it must stop printing lower lows. Second, it needs to break above a nearby resistance level and hold above it. Third, there should be strong volume confirming real buying pressure. Right now, price is just moving sideways near the recent low, without any clear structural break.

This is typically the phase where false hope appears. A few green candles can make people believe the downtrend is over. But if price cannot reclaim the 40–50 zone with strong momentum, this is more likely just a technical bounce.

So no, there is no confirmed bottom yet. It looks more like a pause in the decline. If 25 breaks, the structure could extend further down since there is no strong support below.

A bottom is not a single candle. It is a process of accumulation and structural reversal. That process has not been completed yet.