On Wednesday morning, follow the trend with longs first, then look for opportunities to short at higher levels.


This overnight market move was very standard: the “big pie” pulled back to the 74,700 support and didn’t break, then directly bounced back and consolidated around 76,300, showing that there is solid support underneath and that the bulls are currently in an advantageous position.
Ethereum is the same as well—after stabilizing around 2,280, it rebounded; overall the pace is synchronized with the “big pie,” and it’s running relatively strong.
From a structural perspective: over the 4-hour period, it has kept rising while staying on the middle Bollinger Band. This pullback is only a normal retracement during the ongoing uptrend. As long as key support holds, the upward structure is still intact, and in the short term there is still room to continue pushing higher.
But note one thing: the resistance above is not small. After a push higher, it’s very easy to get pressed back down again. So today’s core idea is simple: during the day, follow the trend to take short longs; after a push higher, flip around and short again.
Trading reference:
Big pie: short in batches in the 76,700—77,300 range; targets 75,500 → 74,500
Second pie: short in batches in the 2,335—2,370 range; targets 2,300 → 2,190
First, follow the bulls and take a portion; then wait for an opportunity to short from a high level.
The trend is still moving upward, but the upside space above is limited. If it rallies, that’s the opportunity to set up shorts. #美伊二轮谈判进展 #布伦特原油持续走强 #Saylor发布比特币Tracker信息 $BTC $GT $ETH
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YaoQianshuA
· 3h ago
The current strength is all moving toward the majority, but in the end, it still has to go higher up. Ah, that's right, that's right.
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