Bitcoin twice failed to break the 76,000 resistance level, but luckily the second peak was higher than the first—this is a positive signal. If every attempt were lower than the previous one, the momentum would be completely ruined. As the old saying goes, “it doesn’t happen more than three times.” If the third attempt still can’t break 76,000, the bulls’ strength will be exhausted, and most likely there will be a deep pullback—buying at the bottom to rebuild momentum.

Next, focus on 74,266, the key neckline level. As long as the pullback does not dip below it, the third attempt to hit 76,000 will come quickly; once it breaks below, then watch support at 73,385. This level has been tested many times, so the support is not strong. If it breaks again, an hour-level M-head will form, and the market will continue to retrace. Look for 72,578 below. If there is no breakout above resistance and no break below support right now, the price will range-trade between 73,558-75,420. To restart the rebound, you must reclaim above 74,826. If the 4-hour timeframe breaks below 74,328, then look for 73,419-72,380 below. The corresponding resistance and support levels are clearly marked—everyone just needs to keep it in mind.

$BTC Bitcoin trading still follows the strategy of buying low and bidding for a low: buy in the 73,180-73,580 area,
place the mark at 74,820; if it breaks out, look for 75,890-76,500, with a stop-loss of 800 詀

$ETH Then look at Ethereum again. Yesterday it pretended to break down through the flag pattern and then quickly pulled back, and it also formed a variant morning star pattern. I thought it could continue higher, but instead it started to retrace before even breaking the flag pattern. Now it’s about to break the flag pattern again. As long as it doesn’t break below the 2,257 support, the situation isn’t too bad. Once it breaks, the momentum will weaken. The resistance above Ethereum is at 2,338-2,363-2,397, and the support below is at 2,310-2,271-2,227. The trading approach is synchronized with Bitcoin.

The market has never been smooth sailing. Don’t get stuck on short-term gains and losses. Don’t panic about short-term fluctuations. Stick to the rules, manage risk well, and opportunities will always be left for those who are prepared.