In the short term, Bitcoin has basically already moved into a box-range (range-bound) structure. Judging from the order book/price action, this kind of back-and-forth volatility looks more like repeatedly giving opportunities rather than forming a trend.



As long as the 75,500-73,000 range is not effectively broken, the market will most likely continue to move around within this range. There’s no need to blindly chase longs at the high end, and there’s no need to panic and sell off at the low end. If you get the timing right, it’s actually easier to capture upside space.

In terms of execution, a range-trading mindset is more suitable: try shorting when price is close to the upper band, and when it’s near the lower band, consider going long. Waiting patiently for the right levels matters more than blindly chasing entries. Fundamentally, the market is still in a phase of oscillation and correction; until the structure is broken, it’s hard to see a real one-way trend.
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