Hey everyone! Here's how I'm looking at $BTC USDT right now.
As long as $59,700–$60,200 holds as a strong support zone on the daily timeframe, I'm staying patient and watching for buying opportunities. A confirmed daily close below this area could open the door for a deeper correction.
My plan:🟢
Buy below $60,000 using a tiered DCA strategy. Don't go all in at once—scale into your position gradually.
If BTC drops further, the $53,000–$55,000 range looks much more attractive for spot accumulation than waiting for extremely low targets.
🔴 On the other hand, if BTC rallies toward $73,000+, I'll start looking for potential short setups using a DCA approach.
Trade smart, manage your risk, and never chase the market. 📈
Wait for price confirmation before entering and follow your risk management plan. Every trade carries risk, so never risk more than you're comfortable losing.
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