🈳Although it has been on the rebound path in recent days, it is still not a unilateral uptrend. As soon as you take profit, you basically need to jump in at the current price; if you don't, you'll miss out. A market that gains 8 points and drops 2 points is a unilateral uptrend. So for now, it's only seen as an ordinary rebound, or a daily-level oversold bounce. Currently, it is not a short-the-rebound market either, because the daily chart is completing a bottoming pattern, with bulls clearly stronger than bears, and bears in a weak position. Shorting the rebound would lose the initiative for short-term trading.

Therefore, try to take profit at each day's take-profit level, sell half, and then if it pulls back a bit, you can add back. This allows for compounding returns; there's no need to hold stubbornly. For example, if it touches around 64,000 in the morning, you should definitely take profit on part of your position, then buy back around 63,555-63,333 when it pulls back. Compared to yesterday, the floating profit on long positions has pushed up another 1k points, so you can add positions more relaxed. Today, observe that only 65,300 is a possible short entry. - Amateur Crypto Enthusiast

If the CPI cools as expected this Thursday, a "rate-cut bull market" will form, and then there will be a real unilateral uptrend afterward.