Stay steady at 81,000! The mid-term trend of Bitcoin is now completely clear, and from here on, just do this one thing



Today, Bitcoin directly broke through the 81,000 level, hitting a nearly 3-month high. Many people panicked, asking me if they can still enter now or if it’s going to chase higher. Today, I’ll explain everything clearly in one go—full of valuable insights, even beginners can copy directly.

In late April, I clearly told everyone that the 76,000-78,000 range is the golden zone for deployment. A pullback is a low-buying opportunity. Don’t be scared by the panic talk from the bears. Looking back now, every pullback has been a chance to buy low and make money.

Yesterday, I precisely gave a direct long at 79,800. The current price is 81,200, with a 1,400-point profit. Friends who followed have already secured their gains.

This breakout is not driven by retail traders’ emotional hype; it’s real institutional money entering: spot ETF net inflows continue, CME futures holdings hit a record high, and institutions’ cost basis is around 78,000-80,000, leaving no room for a significant pullback.

1. Core direction: Only go long, no shorting. Against the trend, operating counter to it is just asking for trouble.
2. Strong support zone: 79,500-80,000. When it pulls back to this zone, go all-in on long positions without hesitation, with a stop-loss below 79,000.
3. First target: 82,500, second target: 85,000, to be reached in May.
4. Trading discipline: Don’t chase highs, don’t greedily hold too much, set proper stop-losses on each trade, and lock in profits.

Finally, one sentence: Bull markets are never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is patience to hold onto your chips and the resolve to stick with the trend.

If you still don’t understand the market or can’t grasp the entry points, follow me. I’ll give you the most accurate Bitcoin strategies every day. $BTC $ETH #比特币站稳8万关口
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