BTC Midday Outlook for Friday, August 28 After BTC tested the 81,500 high this morning, heavy profit-taking selling triggered a direct pullback. It has fallen more than 1,000 points from the high and is currently churning around the 80k level. This move is a normal shakeout after the continuous sharp rally. The broader bullish trend has not been directly damaged, but short-term upward momentum has clearly weakened. The market is fully focused on the Fed speech at Jackson Hole tonight, and the broader direction will not become clear until the news is released. Key technical levels: The core short-term support is 78,500–78,800, an important defense level for this rally. As long as this range holds, there is still a chance to challenge new highs at 81,500–82,000 again. If 78,500 is effectively broken, it would indicate that this upward push has failed, and the pullback will widen further, with the next support at 77,000–77,400. The upside resistance is 80,800, while the strong resistance is this morning’s high of 81,500. Only a sustained, high-volume break above this level can open up room for a new round of gains. Recommended: Wait for a pullback to 79,000–79,500 to stabilize, set defense below 78,500, and target 80,500–81,500; a breakout could reach 82,500$BTC $ETH $SOL #BTC重返81000美元

I was just about to go to the forum and start cursing, but then I saw my balance and decided against it. The market is always right. During the repeated intraday swings, I noticed that every push higher fell just short, while volume failed to follow at all—a textbook weak rebound. I warned at $ZBT not to chase here; the resistance above was too obvious, so I decisively laid into a short position. Entry price: 0.12722; now 0.07858, with +1841.6% profit. It’s not a massive windfall, but the sense of security feels amazing. This move wasn’t luck; I got the rhythm right. How many people were shaken out during the frustrating consolidation beforehand? The market is waited out, and profits are held onto. As for the position, I’ll close 80% first and lock in the profits, then move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% closer to the entry price and let it run. No matter how large the unrealized profit gets, it belongs to the market; only what you can take away is truly yours. There will be more opportunities later. I’ll wait for the next structure to emerge before making a move. Now is not the time to rush, and chasing shorts could easily leave you stuck halfway down. I’ll wait patiently for good news. ✅ $BNB $SOL

I just casually tapped refresh, and it went up on its own, leaving me in a very passive position. When I opened the chart this morning, the moment $BTC pulled back to the key level and held, I knew what was going on: the buying wasn’t fake—it was genuinely absorbing supply, not the kind of orders that scatter as soon as price surges. I said at the time that this level could be tested. As a result, it climbed from 71294.4 all the way to 79797.6, +2072.19%. Those who got on board should be laughing in their sleep, and those who missed the ride shouldn’t feel bad—there are still opportunities. Panic comes from having no plan; losses come from overthinking. Being out of the market isn’t a sin; opening random positions is the mistake. Position management: Take profit on 80% first and put the bulk safely in your pocket. Move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price and let the trade play out for a while. Chasing orders makes it easy to get trapped at the top. Don’t rush in recklessly at this level—there will be more opportunities later. Wait for my signal. $SOL $SNDK