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My previous Bitcoin analysis was based on the idea of moving north from 74,000, which just happened to hit the lower Bollinger Band and EMA60 support levels simultaneously. This is the key defensive line for this round of rally. As long as the price does not effectively break below the 73,600-74,000 range, the bullish trend logic remains valid. The first short-term resistance is at the 76,000-76,500 range; a breakout could lead to another test of the previous high at 78,300. Currently, you can continue to hold, with the stop-loss still set below 73,200. As long as the stop-loss isn't triggered, there's no need to rush to close the position—don't get shaken out by small fluctuations.
Many crypto traders want to make quick money right after entering the market. When a pullback occurs, they panic and run, only to see the price rally again right after closing their positions. Our current position was chosen very well, hitting a key support level. The only thing to do now is to set a proper stop-loss and hold onto the trend. In the crypto world, holding onto your positions is more important than finding the perfect entry point. Don’t let short-term noise influence your judgment—wait until the trend completes. $BTC