I said before $BTC that the market would reach the extreme highs of 84,500–85,000. But considering how tightly the operator is controlling things right now, it rarely hits the specified high exactly—either it overshoots or it doesn’t, then there’s a rebound pullback. So I don’t chase those so-called overshoot levels. I honestly set up short positions in batches, and also prepared for a move to 87,000. Whether the market reaches it or not, I keep a spare hand just in case.
Just as today the market came to 87,000, I added one more. Once the average price is pulled up to around 86,000, that’s fine. If it drops, there’s a smaller support around 85,000, where you can make about 1,000 points of profit. Then, after subtracting the added position, we look again—wait for the pullback and the rebound upward position to add. The first tranche must be kept to avoid missing the trade if the operator suddenly dumps and drives the price down.
Still, one more thing: the bigger market trend is bullish. In the future, it will definitely go to 98,000. But at this moment, given these long-term and weekly indicators, the conditions for a sudden, rapid breakout are not met. It must be corrected—meaning the market needs to continue consolidating and chopping again.
Even though the rally started from 80,000 support, once it breaks 82,200, the market is most likely to get stuck above 82,200—possibly even around the low of yesterday’s first pullback, 83,600. But please note: we’re not the operator. From the surface it may look like 83,600 and 82,200, but if we truly need to repair the long-term and weekly indicator structure, it’s completely possible to break the existing “bare K” levels and go back to 80,000, or even 79,500 and 78,000.
Confirmed: short in batches, and adjust positions up and down—waiting step by step for the dump. Of course, if you don’t adjust, just hold the short position, and set a safe liquidation price. Generally, a level around 95 is suggested. #行情分析📈
Just as today the market came to 87,000, I added one more. Once the average price is pulled up to around 86,000, that’s fine. If it drops, there’s a smaller support around 85,000, where you can make about 1,000 points of profit. Then, after subtracting the added position, we look again—wait for the pullback and the rebound upward position to add. The first tranche must be kept to avoid missing the trade if the operator suddenly dumps and drives the price down.
Still, one more thing: the bigger market trend is bullish. In the future, it will definitely go to 98,000. But at this moment, given these long-term and weekly indicators, the conditions for a sudden, rapid breakout are not met. It must be corrected—meaning the market needs to continue consolidating and chopping again.
Even though the rally started from 80,000 support, once it breaks 82,200, the market is most likely to get stuck above 82,200—possibly even around the low of yesterday’s first pullback, 83,600. But please note: we’re not the operator. From the surface it may look like 83,600 and 82,200, but if we truly need to repair the long-term and weekly indicator structure, it’s completely possible to break the existing “bare K” levels and go back to 80,000, or even 79,500 and 78,000.
Confirmed: short in batches, and adjust positions up and down—waiting step by step for the dump. Of course, if you don’t adjust, just hold the short position, and set a safe liquidation price. Generally, a level around 95 is suggested. #行情分析📈
