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老K交易笔记
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BTC breaks support and then reclaims it: the low-long setup from September 3—I’m taking another look at the bounce!
On September 3, I publicly wrote: 76,300—75,600, watch for long opportunities. Back then, the first batch of longs got triggered, and the post also recorded the first target being achieved.
Now BTC is back in the same zone, but this time there’s an added key move: it first drops below the 75,700 area, probes down toward 75,000, and then reclaims above 76,000. The chart screenshot shows a price around 76,529.
My view: this dip-down has the characteristics of sweeping the previous low’s liquidity. So I’ll treat it as a bounce trade after a fake breakdown. You can’t confirm from candles alone that all the stop-loss orders have been fully cleared, but a “breakdown then reclaim” is worth paying attention to.
This round’s plan is very clear: pull back to enter long, aiming for a rebound.
Long entry zone: 75,700—76,000
Hard stop loss: 74,000
First target: 79200
Second target: 81200
Third target: 83000
Same zone—two different trading opportunities. The September 3 post is kept; for this time as well, the entry and the invalidation/what-to-do-if-wrong were written in advance.
Now even the one-hour volume-price action gives a clear direction to look long.
Do you think this is a rebound after sweeping the lows, or a continuation during a downtrend?
$BTC
On September 3, I publicly wrote: 76,300—75,600, watch for long opportunities. Back then, the first batch of longs got triggered, and the post also recorded the first target being achieved.
Now BTC is back in the same zone, but this time there’s an added key move: it first drops below the 75,700 area, probes down toward 75,000, and then reclaims above 76,000. The chart screenshot shows a price around 76,529.
My view: this dip-down has the characteristics of sweeping the previous low’s liquidity. So I’ll treat it as a bounce trade after a fake breakdown. You can’t confirm from candles alone that all the stop-loss orders have been fully cleared, but a “breakdown then reclaim” is worth paying attention to.
This round’s plan is very clear: pull back to enter long, aiming for a rebound.
Long entry zone: 75,700—76,000
Hard stop loss: 74,000
First target: 79200
Second target: 81200
Third target: 83000
Same zone—two different trading opportunities. The September 3 post is kept; for this time as well, the entry and the invalidation/what-to-do-if-wrong were written in advance.
Now even the one-hour volume-price action gives a clear direction to look long.
Do you think this is a rebound after sweeping the lows, or a continuation during a downtrend?
$BTC
