📢 【$ON Air Force triumphant news】 Everyone, don’t ask—because “ask” just means going with the trend. The 0.17854 signal to short came out; we originally planned to take a leg of the range-trading move, and the price kept sliding all the way down to 0.12723. A 5x short position paid off, netting a 143.04% return—our timing was rock-solid, right on the mark. 💡 Old veteran quote: The fish tail has thorns—we only eat the fish body. After the current sustained drop, the risk of a rebound is increasing. When you see gains, take them—don’t blindly keep chasing shorts. Lock in your profits for safety; we’ll fight again next round! $BTC $ETH #美国对60个经济体加征关税

Looking back at this move, BTC’s early bounce met resistance and then slid all the way down, bottoming at 63,666, before a low-level rebound and correction followed. From the one-hour Bollinger Bands, it’s clear the overall channel points downward. The current price rebound hasn’t yet broken above the mid-band pressure. Over the weekend, the market is generally maintaining range-bound consolidation. The current recovery is only a low-level repair after a big drop; it’s not enough to directly judge a trend reversal. The bearish structure on the higher timeframe still has the upper hand. Up above, 64,228 at the upper Bollinger Band forms an important resistance. In the short term, the upside rebound space is limited. Once it comes under pressure, the market still has the possibility of revisiting the lows to test them again. The trading approach should remain cautious: don’t chase longs blindly, and focus on whether the resistance above can break effectively. If the rebound can’t hold and stand above the resistance level, you can still set up orders around resistance. Sunday early-morning plan BTC 64,400-64,700 range, place short; target 63,000 ETH 1,880-1,900 range, place short; target 1,800

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