I’m not in a rush to chase a small bounce in $BTC right now—the $76,500 to $77,400 daily range hasn’t shown a true direction yet. $ETH bounced back near $2,465 but is still weaker than the upper boundary, which suggests the bulls’ follow-through isn’t decisive.
Next, I’ll only watch whether BTC can close above $77.4k, and whether ETH holds $2,465 and follows through. If either condition is missing, treat the rebound as mere range noise first. If BTC falls again and breaks below $76.5k, then this round shouldn’t be forced into a reversal narrative.
As for positioning, I’ll keep trial sizes small and won’t use leverage to chase and “recapture” missed moves. I’ll act only after confirmation; if it fails, I’ll exit. Moving slower is better than getting swept by both sides.
The above is my personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Market volatility is high—manage position sizing, set stop-losses, and bear your own gains and losses.
Next, I’ll only watch whether BTC can close above $77.4k, and whether ETH holds $2,465 and follows through. If either condition is missing, treat the rebound as mere range noise first. If BTC falls again and breaks below $76.5k, then this round shouldn’t be forced into a reversal narrative.
As for positioning, I’ll keep trial sizes small and won’t use leverage to chase and “recapture” missed moves. I’ll act only after confirmation; if it fails, I’ll exit. Moving slower is better than getting swept by both sides.
The above is my personal market observation and does not constitute investment advice. Market volatility is high—manage position sizing, set stop-losses, and bear your own gains and losses.