Bitcoin first moved sideways from the early hours into the morning, then went short before going long, banking a total of 1,000 points in the first round. A second short at 793 in the morning was closed at 783 in the afternoon, banking 1,020 points. After closing the short, it switched directly to a long at 783. U.S. stocks fell in the evening, but it became clear that a one-way trend would be difficult to form in the near term, so a long was added at 789 below. The overnight rebound reached 797, taking 560 points in profit. The total gain was 2,560 points. Currently on a 14-win streak, continuing the journey toward 30 consecutive wins. The shift to a short bias in the morning was clear, and the price action also weakened first. Although the afternoon long position was somewhat aggressive, it was already noted that a one-way trend would be difficult to form before the CPI release. The market is leaning toward a range, and there is room for a rebound, so as long as positions are managed properly, both long and short trades can be captured. Do not simply hold in one direction continuously. The market pulled back intraday before rising again. The lower low is supported by the weekly real-body energy bar, and the second retracement also reached the bottom of the trading range. Therefore, the strategy can once again be adjusted to buying dips: long from 784 to 780, initially targeting the upper end of the range around 796 to 802.

𝗕𝗧𝗖 𝗦𝗽𝗼𝘁 𝗘𝗧𝗙 𝗙𝗹𝗼𝘄𝘀 𝗥𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗠𝗶𝘅𝗲𝗱 Spot Bitcoin ETF flows remain mixed, according to SoSoValue, while $BTC continues consolidating inside a tight $78,000–$80,000 range. Many traders have been waiting for a deeper retracement for more than a week, hoping to find a better entry. So far, that pullback has not arrived. The longer $BTC holds this range without a major breakdown, the more important the eventual breakout becomes. A move above $80K could strengthen bullish momentum, while losing $78K may open the door to a deeper correction. #BTC #Bitcoin #BitcoinETF #CryptoMarket

$BTC Reviewing Tuesday's intraday market action, Bitcoin came under pressure and retreated from around 79476 in the morning, then rebounded slightly after dipping to around $78133 in the afternoon, touching 78900 before weakening again; it dipped further to around 77600 in the evening, then found support and stabilized, with the current price fluctuating around 78500. Ethereum moved largely in sync, falling under pressure from the morning high of 2507, rebounding after touching around 2440 in the evening, and currently consolidating around 2490. In terms of trading, we focused on buying the dips during the day and switched to a sell-the-rebound approach in the evening. Whether the strategies were accurate is best demonstrated by the profits of our fellow traders. Intraday trading mainly centered on short-term swing operations, with flexible rhythm management. The current 4-hour chart is still moving back and forth within the range. The recent battle between bulls and bears has been quite intense. After each round of contest ends, the market often enters a sideways consolidation phase, using time to trade for room. The short-term chart has been unable to move higher for quite some time, so attention should remain on whether 79000 can stabilize effectively. If it cannot stabilize, it indicates that the current trend remains bearish; otherwise, the price may retest the previous high. It is worth noting that when the market repeatedly tests a certain support level, this does not mean that the support is effective; rather, it indicates that the support at that level is gradually weakening. If the market remains unable to move higher effectively, further downside is highly likely. Early Wednesday morning, Bitcoin is recommended to be sold short after rebounding into the 79000-79300 range short-term target 77500 swing target 76200 Early Wednesday morning, Ethereum is recommended to be sold short after rebounding into the 2490-2510 range short-term target 2440 swing target 2300 #Gate全球首发股票事件合约 $ETH ‌#拜登之子发币LAPTOP引争议