Is it precise or not—you tell me! Bitcoin surged high then retraced. Bitcoin cannot hold steady at 80,500—this level is the drop; this is an unshakable fact. The overnight move has been in a choppy, oscillating rhythm, and even now, the market’s lowest has touched around 79,700. Overall, it carved out a 1,000-point range. The short order we gave at midnight has already successfully taken profit on the short-term. The swing short is still in profit and being held. The clarity of the market’s rhythm makes us arrange with even more confidence. This kind of tug-of-war market tests people’s nerves—it bets on your mindset of chasing rallies and selling dips. Treat the market rationally, find the right levels, and understand the structure—this is what you should focus on most right now!



From the daily chart perspective: after the price touched the upper Bollinger Band, it faced pressure and pulled back. The upper key resistance zone has been established, and there is still room for further downside. The Bollinger Bands are currently roughly flat and converging overall, but the broader setup still awaits a single large bearish pullback candle to break the oscillation structure. Combined with a wave-pattern projection, the subsequent downward break is a high-probability scenario. Switch to the 4-hour timeframe: after the price topped at a high level, it began to retrace. The upper Bollinger Band continues to act as the resistance, keeping the weakness ongoing. The down-and-down momentum has just kicked off, and the bears still have room to extend further. For intraday operations, go along with the trend—focus mainly on shorting rallies.

Tuesday morning Bitcoin: Short around 80,500; key focus on 78,000

Tuesday morning Ethereum: Short around 2,360; key focus on 2,300

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