The long positions in Bitcoin from last week, after trimming a portion around 64,500–64,600 last night, today the pullback near 64,000 again marked the lowest point—an all-time top-level long entry is perfectly in. Damn!!
In today’s video analysis, the experience group, and even the internal group, were all informed in advance one by one.
And yesterday, after it broke above 64,000, I said the bulls were only just getting started—break 64,500, and then on the pullback you keep going long. For positions above 65,000, you can reduce the portion you added today; after all, recent price movement isn’t likely to be too large in a single day—so it’s mainly a gradual uptrend with consolidation, not something that quickly jumps straight into place. Keep the remaining positions—especially the ones opened around 63,000 last week—then gradually look for a breakthrough toward 66,000–67,000–68,000. If there’s another pullback, consider adding back depending on the situation.
Ethereum has been grinding around 1,900 for a long time; there isn’t much room either way. Once you place an order, you hold it for a long time. Even when you’re up by dozens of dollars (tens of U), you don’t want to close it—so just keep holding. After all, they’re all longs around 1,880–1,890. On the upside, focus on the 1,940–1,950 resistance zone; only if it breaks through can it go higher. This level has been stuck for a long time. Over the past few weeks, Ethereum’s fluctuations have been truly pathetic. But whatever—let it be. Focus mainly on trading Bitcoin.
In today’s video analysis, the experience group, and even the internal group, were all informed in advance one by one.
And yesterday, after it broke above 64,000, I said the bulls were only just getting started—break 64,500, and then on the pullback you keep going long. For positions above 65,000, you can reduce the portion you added today; after all, recent price movement isn’t likely to be too large in a single day—so it’s mainly a gradual uptrend with consolidation, not something that quickly jumps straight into place. Keep the remaining positions—especially the ones opened around 63,000 last week—then gradually look for a breakthrough toward 66,000–67,000–68,000. If there’s another pullback, consider adding back depending on the situation.
Ethereum has been grinding around 1,900 for a long time; there isn’t much room either way. Once you place an order, you hold it for a long time. Even when you’re up by dozens of dollars (tens of U), you don’t want to close it—so just keep holding. After all, they’re all longs around 1,880–1,890. On the upside, focus on the 1,940–1,950 resistance zone; only if it breaks through can it go higher. This level has been stuck for a long time. Over the past few weeks, Ethereum’s fluctuations have been truly pathetic. But whatever—let it be. Focus mainly on trading Bitcoin.
