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$BTC The recent days' trend has been bouncing around 66,000 and 67,000. It didn't break below 65,000 on the downside but instead found support there, which is the support level formed at 65,051 on March 1. 65,000 has completed the stop-loss sweep.
Yesterday, I also emphasized to everyone that during the March 29 live broadcast, I repeatedly pointed out that around 68,000 is a resistance level. This position offers a relatively high risk-reward ratio for shorting. However, in the past few days, the two attempts to push above 68,000 have failed and fallen back. When attempting to push above 68,000 again, you should not short anymore. The reason is simple: just like I emphasized during the live broadcast, repeated testing of resistance and support levels often leads to a breakout. Everyone must keep this in mind and pay more attention when trading.
BTC currently still has an open gap between 72,000 and 73,000 above. If it can reach around 72,000 to 73,300 this time, you should seize the opportunity to short.