The real verdict at 63,500: Can $BTC turn it from lingering on the board into effective support? Public quotes show $BTC around 63,663, with an intraday high of 64,412 and a low of 63,204. Price has returned to the 63,500 area, but it still needs one crucial step to reclaim 64,412.
In the original plan by the KOL, Unity Academy’s Sveezy canceled the unfilled long order at 62,660. This only indicates that the preset conditions were not met—it doesn’t mean the trend has already reversed. Instead, it reminds me that getting close to the target price doesn’t mean you can fill early.
I’ll use two conditions to distinguish between a repair and a rebound: only consider confirming the upside on the short term if the 4-hour candle closes above 64,200 and then the subsequent pullback does not break down. If 63,500 breaks and it still fails to reclaim it after that, then 63,204 remains the risk level that must be defended.
I won’t chase orders in the 63,500–64,200 range. I’d rather wait for the conditions to show up before deciding. Do you care more about a closing confirmation above 64,200, or about the pullback holding/consolidation at 63,500? Just a personal order-book note, not investment advice.
In the original plan by the KOL, Unity Academy’s Sveezy canceled the unfilled long order at 62,660. This only indicates that the preset conditions were not met—it doesn’t mean the trend has already reversed. Instead, it reminds me that getting close to the target price doesn’t mean you can fill early.
I’ll use two conditions to distinguish between a repair and a rebound: only consider confirming the upside on the short term if the 4-hour candle closes above 64,200 and then the subsequent pullback does not break down. If 63,500 breaks and it still fails to reclaim it after that, then 63,204 remains the risk level that must be defended.
I won’t chase orders in the 63,500–64,200 range. I’d rather wait for the conditions to show up before deciding. Do you care more about a closing confirmation above 64,200, or about the pullback holding/consolidation at 63,500? Just a personal order-book note, not investment advice.