Look, the point level drawn before has basically not changed much. It’s mainly floating just around the area near each point, and every point is relatively close. Last night, Bitcoin had a small resistance level in front of it, around 82,000. As soon as it reached that spot, it dropped—but I placed an order at 82,400 last night and didn’t get filled.

Anyway, for today, you can go check the position of this white line yourself: the resistance level above and the support level below. If you place trades according to this point level, no matter what you do, you won’t lose much.

Or, for example, if you get stuck in a trade—if you short at the first resistance level, set your stop-loss at the second resistance level; if you go long at the first support level, place your stop-loss at the second support level. In that case, the losses would basically not be very large. $BTC $ETH