$BTC needs to recover; first, let's see if 74460 can turn from resistance into support. Muzzagin's approach is to hold above 73000, then wait for this recovery condition, and subsequently focus on 75200; he expects the process to be volatile rather than the price directly surging once reached.
Kraken's public quote is about 73781 USD, still below the blogger's recovery line. What can be confirmed here is the gap between the quote and the condition; this does not prove that his entire structural judgment has been established, nor should his disclosed position arrangements be taken as my own actual operations.
My comprehensive judgment is that the bullish path is still waiting to be triggered. I will first look for an hourly close above the recovery line, then see if the pullback can hold, rather than betting on targets prematurely in the middle of the range. If it spikes up and quickly falls back, continue to wait; if the lower defense line is lost and not recovered, then cancel this recovery observation and do not extend the judgment's lifespan by averaging down.
TraderGauls also emphasizes waiting for a reaction after reaching the focus area; I agree with this confirmation mindset but will not add lines without textual price levels. Short-term space must cover fees and slippage, and position size must obey the invalidation distance. Would you wait for a close above the line first, or judge after a pullback support? This is just a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.
Kraken's public quote is about 73781 USD, still below the blogger's recovery line. What can be confirmed here is the gap between the quote and the condition; this does not prove that his entire structural judgment has been established, nor should his disclosed position arrangements be taken as my own actual operations.
My comprehensive judgment is that the bullish path is still waiting to be triggered. I will first look for an hourly close above the recovery line, then see if the pullback can hold, rather than betting on targets prematurely in the middle of the range. If it spikes up and quickly falls back, continue to wait; if the lower defense line is lost and not recovered, then cancel this recovery observation and do not extend the judgment's lifespan by averaging down.
TraderGauls also emphasizes waiting for a reaction after reaching the focus area; I agree with this confirmation mindset but will not add lines without textual price levels. Short-term space must cover fees and slippage, and position size must obey the invalidation distance. Would you wait for a close above the line first, or judge after a pullback support? This is just a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.