$BTC Morning live room, shorted at 64,300; take profit at 63,800. In half an hour, it dropped directly to 63,800. The short-term drop of 500 points also dropped directly. The mindset still remains precise; it’s still just one sentence—no clear plan, don’t know what to do. Gengshang Lao Cai, guiding you to make the trades “drop.”

Looking at Bitcoin on the four-hour chart, after the price completed an oversold repair around the 63,220 area, the rebound topped out at 65,597. However, a clear long upper wick was left at the high, followed by consecutive bearish candles that give back gains. This indicates that this leg of rally is more about liquidity replenishment within a bearish trend, rather than forming sustained incremental buy orders. The current bearish candle has once again engulfed the small-bodied consolidation area in front. The K-line’s center of gravity shifts downward again, and 65,597 has already formed a stage top. The four-hour structure has shifted from rebound continuation to a secondary pullback, and short-term bullish initiative is clearly weakening. On the one-hour chart, after 65,597 fell, it has moved in a standard step-by-step downward pressure pattern: the highs keep decreasing, and the rebound bodies gradually shorten, indicating that the chips above are continuously loosening. The latest bearish candle directly broke down through the previous horizontal platform, and the low touched 63,758. Bearish momentum is still expanding. However, it is already close to the first support/deal zone; for the short term, there is a need for an oversold pullback, so around 63,900 is not suitable for blindly chasing shorts. The better rhythm is to wait until the pullback completes and the chip distribution is confirmed, then short again.
Bitcoin short at 64,000-64,300, target around 63,000;
Ethereum short at 1,730-1,750, target around 1,700. $ETH
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