【 Big Cake 85600 surged and then pulled back—does the short-term need to dip again? Above 87,000, there’s only one thing to do: take profit in batches!】
Yesterday’s $BTC was pushed up by the PCE news and briefly surged to around 85,600, but after the spike there wasn’t an effective breakout. Today it has returned to around 83,600.
The market is still in a consolidation-and-adjustment phase. The short-term trend is relatively weak, but for now the overall structure hasn’t shown any clear breakdown.
From the 4-hour chart, I actually hope it will make another new low here to form a bottom-divergence structure, and then work together with a rebound in volume—this way, the following rise will be more solid.
So whether BTC chooses to bounce directly or continues to probe lower, the overall approach remains unchanged.
Keep watching the 82,200—81,000 area below. This is still an important support zone.
As long as there’s no effective breakdown, there’s no need to panic too much about the adjustment.
But the plan for the upside operations also stays the same:
Start reducing positions in batches above 87,000—sell more as it rises.
Because this leg of the market is already in the later stage, the higher it goes, the greater the risk.
There’s no need to rush to guess the top, and there’s no need to chase every bounce.
Wait for structure, wait for opportunities—buy low and sell high.
First round of dip-buying:
ETH 1556, SOL 65, total about 40% position【❤️ as shown in Figure 2】
Second round of dip-buying:
ETH 2400, SOL 98, MSTRB157.6【❤️ as shown in Figures 3 and 4】
Can MicroStrategy take me flying?! 😉
#BTC $MSTRB #ETH $SOL
Yesterday’s $BTC was pushed up by the PCE news and briefly surged to around 85,600, but after the spike there wasn’t an effective breakout. Today it has returned to around 83,600.
The market is still in a consolidation-and-adjustment phase. The short-term trend is relatively weak, but for now the overall structure hasn’t shown any clear breakdown.
From the 4-hour chart, I actually hope it will make another new low here to form a bottom-divergence structure, and then work together with a rebound in volume—this way, the following rise will be more solid.
So whether BTC chooses to bounce directly or continues to probe lower, the overall approach remains unchanged.
Keep watching the 82,200—81,000 area below. This is still an important support zone.
As long as there’s no effective breakdown, there’s no need to panic too much about the adjustment.
But the plan for the upside operations also stays the same:
Start reducing positions in batches above 87,000—sell more as it rises.
Because this leg of the market is already in the later stage, the higher it goes, the greater the risk.
There’s no need to rush to guess the top, and there’s no need to chase every bounce.
Wait for structure, wait for opportunities—buy low and sell high.
First round of dip-buying:
ETH 1556, SOL 65, total about 40% position【❤️ as shown in Figure 2】
Second round of dip-buying:
ETH 2400, SOL 98, MSTRB157.6【❤️ as shown in Figures 3 and 4】
Can MicroStrategy take me flying?! 😉
#BTC $MSTRB #ETH $SOL
