In the morning, Bitcoin surged upward to test the 82,500 key level, and the open-long strategy executed publicly in the early session was perfectly and precisely fulfilled. The long positions we laid out accurately captured the exact levels and exited smoothly. Bitcoin netted a 1,000-point profit in one move, while Ethereum simultaneously secured a 40-point gain—steady swing profits were safely banked. After the push higher, the market immediately met resistance and came under pressure to pull back; price quickly retraced to around 80,500 to stop the decline and stabilize. In the afternoon, we set longs at 80,600. After the rebound to 81,000, we exited for a small profit. Currently, the bearish downward momentum has completely run out, and the market’s stabilization signals are very clear. In the afternoon, price action continues to maintain a sideways consolidation and rebound repair pattern.

From the four-hour chart structure, the price has already broken below the previous short-term upward rhythm. The cycle moving averages are overall flattening, forming clear short-term suppression on the market. The strength of the bulls’ counterattack is relatively weak. The overall chart shows a well-ordered range-bound oscillation, with strong defensive support below. Once this support is effectively broken, the market will enter a new round of further downside. The short-term resistance above is also crucial; if later a strong upside breakout occurs with increased volume, the market can regain the bullish tempo and once again challenge the previous high area.

Afternoon Bitcoin trading plan: go long at 80,700-80,200 directly targeting 82,000; Ethereum in sync: go long at 2,330-2,290 directly targeting 2,380.