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On Wednesday midnight and early morning, Bitcoin once again tested the bottom around 74,777 support and rebounded. Currently, the highest rebound is at 76,471. In the short-term, the battle between bulls and bears is quite intense.
Our real-position layout yesterday targeted the short at 76,600, successfully stopping at 75,000 and capturing 1,600 points of profit.
Ethereum experienced less volatility, mostly fluctuating within the 2,346–2,276 range. However, in the short term, it still shows a somewhat weak trend; yesterday’s short positions also yielded some gains.
Regarding news, the outlook is not optimistic. The US-Iran war could break out at any time.
On the chart, Bitcoin’s daily line remains under the shadow of continuous declines, with local rebounds showing weakness and no signs of stabilization or recovery. Every bounce is quickly followed by a sharp drop. In the short-term, it is entering a slow consolidation phase aimed at repair and adjustment.
On the 4-hour chart, the price has again hit new lows, opening downward space. The structure suggests that after a short-term rebound and consolidation, another deep breakdown adjustment may begin.
Wednesday’s target for Bitcoin is directly short at 76,500–76,900, with targets at 75,000–74,500–73,500.
Ethereum can be directly shorted at 2,340–2,330, with targets at 2,250–2,200. $BTC $ETH
BTC2.37%
ETH2.39%
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