BTC is back to 64,000 again! Does this script feel familiar? Keep watching—going long without hesitation!



Brothers, our thinking these past two days has been very consistent: on the 18th I said 64,000 is a strong support, on the 19th I told everyone that if it pulls back, dare to buy the dip and go long. Today the price has wandered around and returned to this key level at 64,000.

This isn’t just a simple repetition, but a typical “pullback confirmation”!

Technically, the 4-hour trend support is in the 64,000–63,800 area. As long as it doesn’t break down and lose 63,500 on increased volume, this “rising flag” structure hasn’t been broken. These days the lows are still slowly rising—clearly the main players are using the oscillation to shake out the uncommitted. Plus, those ETFs outside are still quietly accumulating. There’s no new bomb on the news front either, so there’s no need to scare yourselves.

As for execution, it’s still the same setup from the 18th (a plan that doesn’t change is the only one you can trust):
If 64,000 can hold sideways, take some small position to go long first, with a stop-loss set below 63,500;
More steady traders should wait for it to pull back to around 62,600, and open a small long;
If the main players really decide to smash it down to 61,900, don’t be scared—add to your position and do it directly! Your stop-loss must be sealed firmly at 61,600. If it breaks, it means the trend is broken—then we run faster than anyone else. Don’t hold bags.

My target is to see 65,500. If it breaks through, then just hold a bit; after that, 67,300. But you guys should take profit along the way—free to do so.

Remember, in this market, those who can endure loneliness can hold onto prosperity. As long as 61,600 doesn’t break, I’ll keep looking to go long!

All of the above are personal views and do not constitute any investment advice
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