Brothers, the recent trend of Bitcoin is indeed a bit worrying. It fell 8.6% in August and hit a two-week low at the beginning of September. This decline was mainly due to poor market liquidity, which led to a negative monthly closing for bulls. Now everyone is paying attention to whether Bitcoin will fall further and even trigger the so-called "liquidity grab".
Current market conditions:
On September 1, Bitcoin fell more than 2% to $57,230 amid poor liquidity, its lowest point since August 16. Throughout August, Bitcoin's performance was much worse than the historical average, and September has historically been a poor month for Bitcoin, with an average historical loss of 4.5%. If Bitcoin falls below 55K, it may continue to slide to around 51K.
Short-term strategies:
In the current price range, the market focus is on whether Bitcoin can hold the support level of 55K-56.5K. If it can hold, the market may rebound around 61K, forming a short-term "short squeeze" market. But if it falls below 55K, Bitcoin may continue to fall, and the lowest may reach 51K.
Key strategies to share:
There is a possibility of "upward and downward liquidity grabbing" in the market in the short term. Therefore, you can choose to set a long order near 56.6K, expecting the price to fall to this point first to clean the market, and then rebound to a higher price. Set the upward target at $61,300. If you have similar ideas, you can consider this strategy, but pay attention to stop loss to prevent accidents.
Summarize:
In general, under the current market situation, short-term traders need to pay close attention to the 55K support level. Whether it breaks through or not may determine the next direction. If you are ready to go long, you may have to wait until a clearer reversal signal appears. Long-term investors can wait patiently and look for a better entry point.