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Waiting is meaningful—whether to let the price drop even lower, or to wait for the stronger rebound zone, the key is to continue waiting for confirmation of the signal. Without confirmation, if it doesn’t meet the criteria, then you have to stay away. The probe/pin has already come out, and the price level it hit corresponds to the life-line support on the daily timeframe, so this support is important. After the 15-minute timeframe forms a signal, you can go long at 136. The resistance level above is declining and has turned into 2610. So when the price rebounds up to this area, as long as it doesn’t break through, you should still set a trailing stop to lock in profits and hold. Around 2610, you need to wait for the “dead cross” (bearish crossover)!

The one-hour red has already appeared, so next we can wait for the 15-minute “two hearts in harmony” golden-cross confirmation signal. That’s why even a one-layer long position needs a stop-loss once the one-hour green appears: if the green appears but the price still doesn’t rise, it may keep falling. Now the red has appeared again, so wait for the signal and enter at 136; the signal will come at a lower price. It’s still a long on a rebound from the bottom. Of the four levels, the current position is still a bottom-rebound long. The position hasn’t changed, so the low-level long bias remains unchanged—unless price next returns to the one-hour lifeline, where there may be another opportunity to go short!

It’s still not time to enter a long position. The hourly red candle hasn’t appeared yet, so we need to keep waiting. Once the hourly candle turns red, wait for a confirmed golden cross on the 15-minute chart, then enter long according to 136. If you already have a short position from the first layer, just move your stop-loss and hold it. Take profit if a high-volume drop occurs!

Price is just moving sideways around the current level, so there’s no opportunity to add to a long position yet. We still need to wait: the 1-hour chart must turn red, then the 15-minute chart needs to confirm a “Two Hearts in Love” golden cross before we can re-enter following the 136 setup. If those conditions aren’t met, just sit back and watch. If you’re holding a one-layer short position, lock in your principal and hold it. If the price drops, take profit; if it gets pushed straight back up, exit at breakeven. This was never the best place to open a short, so even if you take a smaller profit, make sure you protect your principal!

Set the stop-loss for the first position at 2560. If the price breaks below this level, close the position and wait for another red signal to appear on the 1-hour chart. If you’re currently flat and want to open a short, you can only open a first position at this level. Since it’s far from the lifeline, this isn’t an ideal place to short, so if you’re determined to short, use only a first position. You can add to the short only if another signal appears near 2657. As for going long today, wait for three red bars to form on the 1-hour chart, then wait for a confirmed “Two Hearts in Harmony” golden cross on the 15-minute chart before going long again at 136!

Hold the initial long position with a stop loss in place. Several green candles have now formed on the 1-hour timeframe. Whatever happens next, we’re no longer adding to the position. The initial position should also have a stop loss now. This is why we don’t add unless the conditions for adding are met. The initial position is the only one that can be held without a stop loss to avoid being stopped out. The 1-hour resistance is at 2657, which is still a long way off, so price couldn’t be pushed higher this time and may drop once more. But this drop from the current level isn’t a death cross, so make sure the stop loss is in place. If it gets hit, close the initial position at a loss and wait for a lower level, then look for a new 15-minute signal and continue going long according to the 136 strategy. We’re still aiming to catch a rebound from the bottom. To go short, we’d need a big rebound; there may be an opportunity near 2657!

The move turning green here doesn’t meet the signal for a confirmed Mutual Affection golden cross, so don’t add to the position. Keep holding just one tranche and let it play out. The resistance level above is now 2610. If price still can’t break through here and the chart remains green over the next hour, keep holding the one-tranche position with a stop-loss in place!

If it turns red again, then breaks below 2587 and subsequently forms a confirmed Two Hearts in Love golden cross, you can add three layers to your position and hold with a stop-loss. If it doesn’t form again, keep just one layer and do nothing. Then wait for a rebound to around 2650 and lock in profits. If it breaks above 2650 and approaches 2700, watch for a Death Cross short signal!

If the price rises directly from this level, keep just one position open. Then gradually move your stop loss to breakeven or into profit. Since the one-hour chart hasn't yet produced three green candles, if the price drops from here, you can still add to your position later and hold it with a stop loss in place. But if it rallies shortly and the one-hour chart turns green, you shouldn't keep holding just for the sake of it—you must use a stop loss. If the one-hour chart produces three green candles but the price hasn't surged to 2700, you should lock in your profits. If 2700 isn't broken, a death cross signal will appear again, followed by another drop!

The signal hasn’t been confirmed. Let it keep falling if it does; the plan is still the same: wait for confirmation rather than rushing in. Patiently wait for the bullish golden-cross signal to be confirmed, then go long to catch the rebound from the bottom. Don’t chase shorts during a high-volume sell-off, and don’t go long before the signal is confirmed. Let the market settle down, then enter according to 136 once the signal is confirmed. When the price rebounds to 2708, watch for a bearish death-cross signal to turn short. After the sharp plunge, the death cross has a chance to form!

Price is continuing toward the intraday-bottom rebound long setup. The first qualifying 15-minute signal has already passed, and now we’re waiting for confirmation from the second signal. Patiently wait for the next qualifying “Two Hearts in Harmony” golden-cross confirmation, then enter long according to the 136 setup. The resistance above is 2708. If price rises to 2708, be ready to move your stop loss and hold the position. Especially after the 1-hour candle turns green, if this level still holds, move your stop loss and hold—regardless of how many position layers you have!

Bitcoin has yet to break out on the daily chart, so there’s still a chance for a strong one-way bullish move to develop. If you’re long, you can secure your principal and continue holding. There’s no rush to open a short position—the focus is still on longs. Let’s test once more to see whether price can break above the previous high. The same applies to Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies, which are following suit!

The second bullish crossover of the “Two Hearts in Harmony” indicator is at roughly the same level as the first. I still wouldn’t add to the position; I’d keep it at one unit. Once it’s in profit, lock in your principal and then let the market play out. If it gets near 2770—for example, 2740 or 2750—you can take profit at either level. If you don’t want to exit, lock in most of the profit, then watch the higher daily timeframe to see whether price breaks the previous high. Only if it fails to break that high should you wait for a signal to short a pullback. Otherwise, don’t short.

If you’re already holding a long position with one unit, don’t add to it for now—just hold that position. Next, keep an eye on the area around 2676. If the price reaches that area and a confirmed golden cross forms, add to your position with a stop-loss and hold. If there’s no opportunity, don’t add; just keep holding your one-unit position. Let the 4-hour chart print its red bars—then the rally can really take off!

We’re still waiting near 2676 for the Two-Way Affinity golden-cross confirmation signal. The three timeframes aren’t aligned yet, and the 4-hour chart also needs a pullback. Once the pullback happens, it should take until around 2 p.m. for the market to align. So we’ll only go long using the 136 strategy if the Two-Way Affinity golden-cross confirmation appears around 2 p.m. Let the market consolidate this morning. If the confirmation appears on the 15-minute chart this morning, enter a small long position, but don’t add to it. If the price moves up, use a trailing stop and hold; if it keeps falling, still don’t add. Wait for the 4-hour pullback to form three red candles, then wait for the signal to add to the position, with a stop-loss in place.

Price has now pulled back to support near 2695. Next, patiently wait for confirmation of the signal. We’re already near the lifeline. For an aerial-refueling continuation to form, we still need the 15-minute chart to turn upward and confirm a Two-Hearts-in-Harmony golden cross. Only then should we go long according to 136. If support at the lifeline breaks before the 15-minute signal appears, skip that signal and wait for the second one before entering long. As always, wait for a long signal!

The pullback is underway, so let it continue. It’s the same as before: as long as the hourly support at 2695 holds, the trend hasn’t changed. If it pulls back again and the “Two Hearts in Harmony” signal appears, you can continue going long. The target is still 2770. Don’t take any shorts before price reaches that level. These pullbacks are all setting the stage for a stronger rise. For now, patiently wait for confirmation of the signal. This also confirms once again that a surge in volume is a bull trap and price will pull back. So from now on, even if there’s no alert for a volume surge, don’t enter if you spot one—just stay out of the way!

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This kind of direct pull-up is considered a volume-expansion uptrend. Those who are still in cash will remain in cash; there's no need to chase the rally and enter for the long. Be patient and wait for the 15-minute cycle to fall out of the red once, then it will re-meet the signal. Enter long again at 136. If it directly pulls up again, then missing it is missing it. In a volume-expansion market, it's very easy to lure traders into a false move, so be patient and wait for a new opportunity!

As for the level above, we should still watch whether 2770 breaks. Only if it breaks will there be a move out into a one-way trend. Therefore, for the short, you need to exit around 2770 and get two signs of mutual confirmation by the death cross, and you should enter the short starting from the second occurrence only. If you can understand what I’ve shared, you must truly want to stay in the trading field long-term. If you stick around and study the system carefully!