Last night, BTC smashed through 65,541 with a high-volume bearish long candle, precisely hitting the target level we repeatedly emphasized! This drop wasn’t accidental—it was the inevitable unfolding of the script.

Right after that, the market entered “the sage’s time” — waiting. I originally planned to place a long order around 64,500 to catch a rebound, but the market simply didn’t give me that opportunity. Since the ideal entry couldn’t be reached, let go of obsession and embrace reality: go long directly at the current price, set your stop loss properly, and sleep easy. Woke up this morning and the account already had a profit—steady and happy.
One pattern per day—how will we step to today’s rhythm?
🔴 Right-side trading (follow the trend)
Long trigger: BTC breaks out with high volume at 65,177; chase the long decisively on the right.
Confirmation signal: the hourly-level candlesticks hold above 65,244.
Target range: 65,750 — 66,200
Short trigger: BTC breaks down with high volume below 64,600; follow on the right and chase the short.
Confirmation signal: the hourly-level candlesticks fall below 64,747.
Target range: 63,861 — 63,170
🟢 Left-side trading (counter-trend positioning)
Long position zone: 63,900 — 63,400, place longs in batches.
Short position zone: 65,800 — 66,200, wait for a chance to place shorts.
🟡 Battle zone (short-term scalping)
Focus on around 64,400—64,600; remember, it’s “around”! You can gamble on longs here. Why?
Because this leg of decline, in essence, is only a pullback. Even though BTC has temporarily dipped below the rising channel, as long as it can later reclaim 66,182, the trend will continue and the bulls remain in control.
More importantly—has the downside short side truly been cleared completely? Not even close. This selloff is more about giving the shorts “hope,” but whether that hope gets fulfilled is another story entirely.
The above strategies and key levels are for reference. For actual execution, follow the real-time chart $BTC