The morning Bitcoin experienced a strong rebound, reaching a high near 64,788 before facing resistance, and has now fallen back to around 64,000 with sideways consolidation. Ethereum's movement is linked to Bitcoin; after reaching 1,759 in the morning, it is currently hovering around 1,730. Old Yang's strategic placement of a large Bitcoin order in the morning gained 1,206 points of profit, easily securing this week's opening success. The current 64,608 Bitcoin order is still held, with a double kill on both sides, controlling the rhythm, and steadily taking off. Market fluctuations are an eternal norm; time will reward those who patiently lay out their positions.



From the current market situation, Bitcoin's hourly chart shows continuous small-bodied candles with tiny shadows, indicating that near the 64,000 level, both buying and selling pressures are in a state of stasis, and liquidity is gradually drying up. The Bollinger Bands are clearly narrowing and flattening, with the upper and lower bands very close, restricting price movement within the 63,800-64,300 range. The MACD oscillates around the zero line, with alternating red and green bars and very weak momentum, showing that both bulls and bears lack the initiative to attack actively, indicating a typical accumulation phase.

Currently, watch for Bitcoin to make a false breakout above 64,200 and then quickly retreat; if so, consider a light position to see if it returns to the previous low near 63,700. If it continues to break downward with increased volume, then further short positions can be added.

At midday, short Ethereum between 1,750-1,780 #美伊谈判第一轮结束 with a target around 1,650.
BTC-1.34%
ETH-2.47%
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