Today’s Bitcoin Public Thinking (Thursday)


As of the morning of April 16th, Bitcoin’s price remains volatile at a high level, after dipping near 73,500 last night, it quickly rebounded, currently consolidating above 74,000. Overall, the bullish momentum has been somewhat restored, but it has not yet formed absolute strength. Selling pressure above is still evident, and the market is at a critical decision point.
Core Range Analysis
• Upper Resistance: 75,000-76,000 range. This is a recent dense trading zone with many trapped positions. Without increased volume, it’s difficult to stabilize in one go. After reaching this zone, a pullback and consolidation are likely.
• Lower Support: 73,000-73,500 range. This is the low point area from last night’s rebound, also the short-term lifeline for the bulls. As long as this level is not effectively broken downward, the short-term bullish structure remains intact.
Detailed Trading Strategies
1. Conservative Strategy (Preferred)
◦ Currently avoid chasing orders: The current trend is unclear, observe more, act less. Be patient and wait for the market to break out of the 73,000-76,000 consolidation zone. Once a clear volume breakout or breakdown occurs, follow the trend for higher success rates.
2. Aggressive Strategy (Short-term Play)
◦ Long position pathway: Retrace near 73,800-74,000, if a quick stop in decline occurs (such as a lower shadow or increased volume), try a small long position. Place stop-loss slightly below 73,000, target around 75,000.
◦ Short position pathway: Rise to around 75,500, if a stagnation or pullback pattern appears, try a small short position. Place stop-loss above 76,000, target back to 74,500-74,000.
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