Oh no! Bitcoin has started to fall—has the top been reached? Please hear me out and let’s talk about what to do next.
1. It never rains but it pours. Both ETH and Sol have broken above their previous highs. They should have taken off, but they got pushed back down instead! The key here is Bitcoin—the big brother. It hasn’t broken yet, so even if the little brothers break out, the funds don’t dare to rush in. So the question is: how do we act now?
2. I think the window for Bitcoin’s final push is before the U.S.-China meeting on Thursday. If it can, over these few days, ride the current momentum and break through the previous high of 83,000, then the next main upswing wave will follow. But if it still hasn’t broken by the time of the meeting, the major resistance at 82,000 will likely cause a sharp pullback.
3. So now it’s two variables: the candlesticks and any favorable news events. And Shu Qin’s approach is also very standardized. Everyone can refer to Figure 1: I’m asking everyone to take partial profits at the resistance near the previous high, then keep the remaining positions to see whether, on Wednesday and Thursday, they can ride the heat and make another push. At that point, you can take full profits— and if you’re bold, you can even short one position to test it.
4. After all, this wave is based on buying the dip at 75,000. SOL was bought at 98, and CRCL was bought at 80. As shown in Figure 2, all of them are up 10% or even more. If BTC can break out next week with momentum, I’ll be very happy. But personally, I also know time might not be enough. If we can get a second attempt to test the highs, I’ll already be satisfied. We’ve already made a lot—so that’s enough.
5. Then for those who didn’t get on the train earlier, you can take the opportunity during the pullback to buy points. Especially after next week’s meeting, see if any “good news is fully released” and then the market drops—that would be a very good chance to get in. And for short-term trading, Shu Qin also brings live trades in real time—just operate together with me every day~
1. It never rains but it pours. Both ETH and Sol have broken above their previous highs. They should have taken off, but they got pushed back down instead! The key here is Bitcoin—the big brother. It hasn’t broken yet, so even if the little brothers break out, the funds don’t dare to rush in. So the question is: how do we act now?
2. I think the window for Bitcoin’s final push is before the U.S.-China meeting on Thursday. If it can, over these few days, ride the current momentum and break through the previous high of 83,000, then the next main upswing wave will follow. But if it still hasn’t broken by the time of the meeting, the major resistance at 82,000 will likely cause a sharp pullback.
3. So now it’s two variables: the candlesticks and any favorable news events. And Shu Qin’s approach is also very standardized. Everyone can refer to Figure 1: I’m asking everyone to take partial profits at the resistance near the previous high, then keep the remaining positions to see whether, on Wednesday and Thursday, they can ride the heat and make another push. At that point, you can take full profits— and if you’re bold, you can even short one position to test it.
4. After all, this wave is based on buying the dip at 75,000. SOL was bought at 98, and CRCL was bought at 80. As shown in Figure 2, all of them are up 10% or even more. If BTC can break out next week with momentum, I’ll be very happy. But personally, I also know time might not be enough. If we can get a second attempt to test the highs, I’ll already be satisfied. We’ve already made a lot—so that’s enough.
5. Then for those who didn’t get on the train earlier, you can take the opportunity during the pullback to buy points. Especially after next week’s meeting, see if any “good news is fully released” and then the market drops—that would be a very good chance to get in. And for short-term trading, Shu Qin also brings live trades in real time—just operate together with me every day~
