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#比特币对比代币化黄金 BTC and ETH had a pretty exciting move today. The intraday strategy of shorting on rallies paid off with two trades. For the second trade, when I set up short positions around 89,500 and 3,020, the price shot straight up to 90,300 and 3,070, basically hitting the top resistance zones I previously mentioned in reviews.
From the lows, BTC climbed from 87,700 to 91,500, and ETH rose from 2,903 to 3,133—a strong upward move. Looking at the candlestick patterns, after the sharp drop, the market has started to recover step by step and is now showing a steady upward trend. On the four-hour chart, there’s a long lower shadow bullish candle, indicating there’s still buying support below and the buy-side hasn’t left.
Technically, looking at the four-hour MACD, both the DIF and DEA are fluctuating near the zero axis, and the histogram just turned positive. Bullish sentiment is recovering, but whether it can sustain remains to be seen. The price is now close to the previous resistance zone, and I personally expect to see a round of pullback.
Overnight trading strategy: For BTC, consider light short positions in the 91,300–91,800 range, targeting around 89,000. For ETH, try shorts in the 3,130–3,150 range, targeting around 3,040. If support breaks, look further down. Set stop-losses at 93,000 and 3,200 respectively.
Everyone can see the usual analysis and strategy win rates. These are just for reference—trade at your own risk. There is a delay in article publishing, so always refer to real-time market data.