This long trade was actually rather uncomfortable. Right after entering, I got hit by a false-breakout wick, which nearly swept my stop-loss at a key level. I didn’t cut the position at that level because volume hadn’t expanded; instead, it looked more like a shakeout. The chart then saw a series of consecutive small bullish candles, and the battle between bulls and bears quickly shifted in favor of the bulls. When the price reached around 1282.02, I took profit on 70% of the position and moved the stop-loss on the remaining position above breakeven. The profit is currently at +710.41%, and the remaining position is aimed at capturing more upside. Looking back, the real key wasn’t avoiding every wick, but identifying the direction after the shakeout. The bullish pullback structure in this move remains intact for now, but if bearish candles showing stalled gains appear later, I’ll decisively close the entire remaining position. $BTC $BNB

BTC and bears/bulls battle again at the $80,000 level Bitcoin started this rally from its mid-August low of 62,681, rising sharply on expanding volume and reaching a high of 82,282.8, up more than 30%. After the surge, it pulled back. The current price is 79,958, fluctuating and consolidating repeatedly around the $80,000 level. 4-hour chart breakdown: The Bollinger Bands are still opening upward overall. The middle band is at 80,074, with the current price pulling around the middle band, indicating intense competition between bulls and bears at this level. The upper band at 81,362 is the first resistance for a short-term rebound, while the lower band at 78,785 is an important defense level for this pullback. EMA7 (79,832) remains above EMA30 (79,449), and the bullish moving-average alignment remains intact. However, the two moving averages are beginning to converge and overlap, indicating that short-term upward momentum is slowing and entering an accumulation phase. The SKDJ indicator shows K at 66.1 and D at 60.1. After K crossed above D to form a low-level golden cross, it continued rising and is currently in a neutral-to-strong range, neither overbought nor oversold, leaving room for further short-term upward recovery. 💡Market outlook The broader bullish structure remains intact, but the short term is in a pullback and consolidation phase after the surge. The $80,000 level is a key battleground for bulls and bears. ✅Conservative strategy: Go long on a pullback to the 79400‑79000 range, targeting around 81200-81600. ✅If the upward rebound encounters resistance and fails to break through, a short-term pullback can be traded. #美国8月非农超预期 $BTC

September 7 Monday BTC morning outlook After the impact of Friday’s nonfarm payrolls data, BTC is currently in a period of sideways consolidation. The nonfarm employment data was strong, raising market expectations for an interest-rate hike and pushing the price down from above $80,000. Bulls and bears are temporarily evenly matched, with neither a sharp unilateral rally nor a plunge. The current market is undergoing high-level shakeout, unable to rise significantly or fall deeply. The first major resistance above is around $80,000, where selling pressure is heavy. To regain strength, BTC must break above and hold this level with increased volume before it can continue higher. The key short-term support below is 77,500-77,800, which is the bulls’ defensive zone recently. If this level holds, the market will continue oscillating within the range; if it breaks directly, the pullback will deepen, with further tests of lower support. Short at 80,000-80,500 on a rebound, target 79,000-77,500; if it does not break, reverse to long$BTC $ETH $SOL #BTC收复8万美元