Reviewing the intraday market, Bitcoin continued to move sideways around 77000 as usual during the day session. In the evening, bears launched the first attack, with the price dipping to the 76000 support area before bulls drove it higher on heavy volume, approaching the 80000 level. It has now pulled back to fluctuate around 77500. Ethereum moved in tandem with Bitcoin, reaching as high as around 2660 before coming under pressure. Lao Yang's intraday strategy focused mainly on shorting at highs and supplemented this with buying dips, with both bulls and bears repeatedly getting wiped out. Overall, the market also basically met expectations. The closer we get to the time point I mentioned, the greater the market volatility becomes. As long as you get the rhythm right and closely follow the signals on the chart, isn't securing profits a piece of cake? Lao Yang's live Bitcoin trades secured more than 2400 points, while Ethereum offered nearly 200 points of room. Friends who have not boarded yet should seize the opportunity—the profits are right in front of you. Looking at the current four-hour Bitcoin chart, the price previously fell to around 76000 at the lower Bollinger Band before finding strong support and rebounding. However, it should be noted that the bearish momentum on the MACD indicator is still continuing, indicating that this short-term rebound is more of a technical recovery rather than a reversal of the one-way trend. The 78000-79000 range above has shifted from support to a strong resistance zone. Going forward, focus on the resistance around the 78500 50-period moving average on the one-hour chart. A breakout on heavy volume would justify chasing longs, while a rejection and pullback would likely bring the price back toward the middle band for further sideways consolidation.#CoinDesk披露GateRWA永续合约全球Top3 $BTC ‌$ETH ‌

The market keeps whipsawing, trapping many investors in losing positions. In this kind of market, avoid chasing rallies and selling into declines—the more anxious you are, the more likely you are to get hit from both sides. If your position is relatively large, keep a core position and use part of your holdings to trade the swings: trim a little when prices rebound to resistance, then buy back at support on a pullback, gradually lowering your cost basis. At the same time, set a stop-loss; if heavy volume breaks through key support, reduce your position first to manage risk, then add back after volume contracts, prices stabilize, and the direction becomes clear. Manage your position size, and do not stubbornly hold a fully invested position. Keeping enough firepower gives you flexibility. Escaping a losing position requires patience and discipline, not a single gamble. Jin'an helps you exit trapped positions online—bring your holdings! $BTC $GT

This isn't a rebound—it's an IV tube inserted into an account that was about to flatline. During the intraday plunge, $ETHFI had already fallen to 0.4789. I watched the order book for a long while; funds were quietly moving in, while the volume hadn't been deployed yet, so I signaled longs to lie in wait on the spot. Now it's recovered to 0.7088, with floating profits of +3379.04%. It was truly sluggish at first, but the result is truly sweet. First close +3379.4% and lock in the profits; move the stop loss on the remaining 96% up to the entry price, giving the market some room and myself a way out. Don't lose patience grinding through the range, only to try to win back your dignity in a one-way move. Getting the rhythm right once is better than blindly fumbling around ten times. If you didn't get in, don't chase at this level. Wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round—I’ll call it when the time comes. $BTC $ETH