The BTR strategy I shared earlier has already realized profits in the previous round. In the closing act, I choose to stand on the side of the order-book structure, not get dragged along by short-term sentiment. $TAO has been repeatedly testing near the trendline support, and the volume hasn’t shown panic-like expansion. This indicates that the selling pressure is more like short-term rotation rather than a trend reversal. On the 4-hour timeframe, the price’s center of gravity is slowly moving upward, with lows continuously making higher lows—this is a classic buildup pattern.
When we go long, we’re not betting on the news; we’re betting on the structure’s resilience itself. As long as the pullback doesn’t break the key support, it’s the right window to set up your position. The logic is simple: until the trendline breaks, following the trend is safer than trying to guess the top.
🟢 Trading direction: Go long
📍 Entry range: 229.9 – 239.9
🛑 Stop loss: 211.9
🎯 Take profit 1: 259.9
🎯 Take profit 2: 279.9
🎯 Take profit 3: 299.9
🎯 Take profit 4: 329.9
No need to chase the hype—the hype will stay around on its own.
Walk side by side with Sister Li, so every inch of time leaves an echo.
#TAO
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When we go long, we’re not betting on the news; we’re betting on the structure’s resilience itself. As long as the pullback doesn’t break the key support, it’s the right window to set up your position. The logic is simple: until the trendline breaks, following the trend is safer than trying to guess the top.
🟢 Trading direction: Go long
📍 Entry range: 229.9 – 239.9
🛑 Stop loss: 211.9
🎯 Take profit 1: 259.9
🎯 Take profit 2: 279.9
🎯 Take profit 3: 299.9
🎯 Take profit 4: 329.9
No need to chase the hype—the hype will stay around on its own.
Walk side by side with Sister Li, so every inch of time leaves an echo.
#TAO
Click below to trade 👇