The long trade played out step by step as expected, and we safely captured a 1,000-point move. Brothers, there’s no need to overcomplicate this kind of market: get the direction right, nail the entry, and let the market do the rest. Taking profits and putting them in your pocket—that’s what counts.
After Bitcoin bottomed near 79800, the four-hour chart has shown a fairly clear recovery. The big bullish candle earlier pulled the price back above 82000. Although it faced selling pressure near 82940 afterward, the pullback didn’t revisit the previous lows, which suggests this rebound wasn’t just a one-candle spike that immediately fizzled out. There’s still support below. On the four-hour chart, it looks more like the market is redistributing the positions accumulated during the earlier sharp drop. As long as 81000 isn’t decisively broken to the downside, this recovery structure can continue higher. Looking at the one-hour chart, price rallied from around 81688 to 82940, so a pullback after that push is perfectly normal. The key is that after falling back to around 82000, it hasn’t accelerated lower, and the candles are starting to tighten up again, suggesting the bears lack follow-through. The main short-term level to watch is the previous high near 82900. If price reclaims it, there should be more room to the upside. So the plan is still bullish: wait for a pullback and buy into support rather than chasing the rally.
Long Bitcoin at 81700-82000, first target 82900, then 83600.
Long Ethereum at 2445-2460, first target 2490, then 2520$BTC
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#比特币回升至8.2万美元
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