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Bitcoin experienced a wave of dips again, breaking below the 63,000 level, with the lowest touching around 62,293.
Ethereum synchronized with Bitcoin, breaking below the key psychological level of 1,700, dropping to around 1,678.
The overall structure was within Lao Yang's expectations.
Those who follow me should know, I repeatedly advised to stack during the day, and those who followed probably made a full pot of gains, right?
The intra-day layout of the three Dan Bitcoin stacking and Dan Ethereum stacking captured a total of 2,542 points of space, with Ethereum capturing 145 points.
Currently, the 64,300 Bitcoin stacking position is still held, waiting quietly for over 10,000 USDT to be accumulated.
Market rises and falls are normal; the key to understanding how to seize opportunities is that the first step to winning is to get in the game, not to be a spectator.
From the current market perspective, the four-hour chart of Bitcoin shows frequent alternating doji stars at low levels, with a stalemate between bulls and bears.
Although the downward momentum has begun to slow, the rebound candles are generally small and lack volume, indicating that the bulls' counterattack strength is severely lacking, and the bears are still suppressing.
The one-hour chart is even clearer: small bullish candles during the rebound with decreasing volume, showing that the bulls' willingness to increase positions is very low, and they lack the ability to continue attacking higher.
Current rebounds should be viewed as oversold corrections, so the trading strategy remains focused on rebound stacking.
In the early morning, short Bitcoin at 62,800-63,300, targeting around 61,000.
In the early morning, short Ethereum #沃什首秀美联储利率不变 at 1,700-1,730, targeting around 1,600.
BTC-2.06%
ETH-1.99%
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