A fake breakdown is a common tactic used by the main force to absorb liquidity within a range-bound consolidation. Blogger 6ge, together with the BTC/USDT 1-hour candlestick chart, shows how to identify a bull-trap (baiting) pattern and scientifically set stop-losses during wide-range oscillations.
🔍 Breakdown of the core trading process:
Lower-band bear trap and liquidity recovery:
During the day, BTC broke below the short-term moving average, but it bottomed out at 76,742.71 and quickly rebounded to 77,926.87. Neither of the two dip tests formed an effective breakdown, confirming strong buy-side support below.
Defensive levels and range management:
Upper band resistance: 80,775.01
Lower band support: 76,742.71
Defensive setup: place the stop losses at 77800 (BTC) / 2420 (ETH) / 1220, so that pullbacks during wide-range oscillations don’t wipe out profits.
In a broad-range box market, holding the key defense level and treating it with a range-bound logic is the core way to avoid getting hit from both sides.
