Short-Term Perspective on Bitcoin: What Should You Do?

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Bitcoin has risen to the $75,000 range – in line with the initial short-term target. At this level, selling pressure becomes more apparent, so chasing the price or increasing positions aggressively is unnecessary. If you already have a position, a reasonable strategy is: Hold your current positionObserve the price reaction at the resistance zoneAvoid FOMO when the market has not confirmed the continuation of the trend If You Are Outside the Market If you do not have a position, a prudent approach is: Wait for a correction to enter a small position (base position)Accept the risk of being “slightly squeezed” to avoid missing the opportunity if the price continues to rise In reality, market makers rarely give a “perfect” entry. Those holding short positions: Are either holding lossesOr have been wiped out → This can lead to a short squeeze, pushing the price even higher Key Price Zone ~$72,000: A relatively safe entry zoneShort stop-lossGood risk/reward ratioIf there is no rebound: Must accept the possibility of missing the opportunity (FOMO control)Avoid chasing at high prices Technical Perspective Despite long upper candles and high volume at the top, but: Remove strong bullish candles from earlierThe actual recovery range is not too strong → This indicates: A high likelihood of a technical reboundOnly, not enough to confirm a trend reversal Brief Conclusion Have a position → Hold, no FOMONo position → Watch for a pullback to $72k to try enteringNo rebound → Accept missing out, do not chase the priceCurrent trend → More likely a technical rebound than a reversal

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