The intraday market continued to draw on its remaining bullish momentum, pulling back to around 68800 in the morning before rising to around 72000. The daily chart shows increasing bullish momentum with consecutive bullish candles, the four-hour chart shows a bullish wedge-shaped rise, and the hourly chart shows a staged upward move. The bullish trend is clear, so the strategy is simply to enter long positions at lower levels. Thursday evening: With the market around 71000-70500, duo; look toward around 72500-73500. With the market around 2255-2225, duo; look toward around 2300-2330. #BTC突破71000美元日内涨幅10.5% #BTCETH反弹交易思路 #ETH暴涨20%突破2300美元

#BTCETH反弹交易思路 My view: Don't chase the vertical candle; get a confirmation or controlled pullback. The move has real catalysts – the expansion of the Treasury buyback, strong BTC ETF inflows, and a large short squeeze – but about $1.4 billion in short positions have been liquidated, so part of the rally is driven by forced buying rather than new spot demand. Trading plan: * BTC: Wait for a pullback/retest of the breakout zone around $69,000-$70,000. If it holds and momentum returns, buy gradually. A clean rejection below this zone = hold on the sidelines instead of opening a short position immediately. * ETH: ETH has more momentum (+18%) but also a higher risk of further extension. I would prefer a retest around $2,050-$2,100 rather than buying at $2,250 and above. * Pullback: Only if BTC loses the breakout and ETH follows suit. Confirmation of the short position setup is necessary; it is dangerous to retreat from strength simply because the RSI appears high. * Risk: Small initial position, predefined invalidation, no high leverage. If the market continues to squeeze, allow the price to prove the thesis before adding. Best Risk/Risk Ratio: wait → retest → confirmation → staggered purchase. The bullish thesis remains valid as long as the recovered breakout levels are maintained, but chasing a single-day move of +7-18% leaves the market with very little room for error. $BTC ‌ $ETH ‌

The most expensive thing in this market is “I think” “I think it has dropped about as much as it will.” “I think this coin has a lot of potential.” “I think the market will rebound today.” The moment these three words come out, I know you’re trading based on feelings rather than using a system. Where did your feeling come from? Maybe a piece of news you saw yesterday, maybe something a KOL in the group said, or maybe just wishful thinking after getting stuck in a position. None of these is a verified basis for trading. People who truly trade speak differently. They say: “The price has reached a support level here. If a reversal signal appears, I’ll enter and place my stop-loss here.” Can you hear the difference? One is guessing; the other is executing. “I think” is the most expensive luxury in this market. Its price is the losses you suffer again and again. I have a very strict rule for the people I guide: before placing an order, you are not allowed to say “I think.” You have to tell me what your basis for entering is, which line was broken, which level held, and what changed in the trading volume. If you can’t explain it, you are not allowed to take the trade. This rule may seem rigid, but it can force you to go from a “gambler” to a “trader.” Gamblers rely on feelings; traders rely on rules. Yue Jie once said something that everyone who follows me knows: “How much is your feeling worth? The market will teach you how to become a better person again in a matter of minutes. Throw away your feelings and pick up your rules—only then will you truly start making money in this market.” If you still often rely on feelings when placing trades, not knowing how you made money or how you lost it, that means you still don’t have your own rules. Don’t worry. Come to Yue Jie, and I’ll help you establish your rules. Once you have rules, you won’t need to guess every day. $BTC $ETH #BTC突破71000美元日内涨幅10.5%