Yesterday midday, the key support level was at 80,800. Following the established plan, I set up long positions, with a bullish target aiming at 81,800, and exited at 81,600. Then, I smoothly switched to a short position, with a target of 80,600, which was precisely hit, and the short position was also perfectly closed, demonstrating accurate control of both bullish and bearish moves. The market operates in its own cycles; rises and falls follow certain patterns. The core of trading is to go with the trend; do not fight against it stubbornly. By skillfully leveraging market momentum and understanding how to flexibly shift strategies, avoiding stubbornly sticking to a single trend or gambling with luck, one can steadily progress in the market and achieve continuous gains over time.

Looking at the four-hour chart, after Bitcoin surged to a high of 82,828.7, the bullish momentum clearly weakened, and the overall trend entered a phase of retreat and oscillation at high levels. After reaching a new high, the price repeatedly closed with downward candles, with the center of gravity gradually shifting downward, falling from above 82,000 back toward the 80,000 level. Currently, it is under pressure at around 79,744.7. From the candlestick structure, the previous bullish uptrend has been broken, forming a double top pattern at high levels. The selling pressure is gradually easing, with short-term support first seen at the 79,000–78,128.3 previous low zone. If this support is broken, the downward space will open further. Resistance above is concentrated around 80,500–81,000; rebounds here are likely to face resistance and fall again. Overall, the current chart shows a weak oscillation, mainly under pressure and retreating in the short term. Cautious approach is recommended for long positions; during rebounds, consider light short positions under pressure. Focus on the battle for the 80,000 level and the effectiveness of key support below.

Friday morning Bitcoin trading strategy: short near 80,200–80,700, targeting 78,500;
Second Bitcoin trading strategy: short near 2,300–2,330, targeting 2,250.