Red Sister of Crypto Circle 1.8 (Writing Time 6:27) Bitcoin (BTC) Market Analysis and Trading Suggestions Today: #2026行情预测 #Meme币板块回暖 #比特币六连涨 $BTC $ETH

Bitcoin is currently trading around 91000. Following the successful high short position above 94400 the day before yesterday, Red Sister's short position layout above 93200 yesterday achieved precise profits again! Currently, the 1H moving averages show EMA5 below EMA10 and EMA20, indicating continued downward momentum in the short term. MACD is running through a death cross convergence. DIF (-492) is below DEA (-435), with histogram line in negative territory (-111) gradually shrinking, showing bears continue to dominate the market. BOLL channel price is running near the lower band, showing oversold conditions, but the lower band support at 90458 resonates with the evening low of 90614 forming support. RSI three lines are in oversold territory with technical rebound demand. KDJ three lines crossed upward after touching lows, with K value (25) above D value (24), and J value (29) at high level, indicating the short-term market may experience a rebound wave after approaching oversold levels. Red Sister mentioned yesterday that the 4H chart shows multiple moving average support below the 90000 level, and the BOLL channel lower band currently hasn't opened downward, so the short term may form a 90000-95000 range oscillation pattern! Therefore, only if the 90000 level successfully holds can we continue attempting long entries on pullbacks. The main direction remains high-level shorts, watching the 4H EMA10 and EMA20 double-line crossover and mid-band zone for high-level shorts.

Shorting Point: ≥92500 light short, stop loss 93500; take profit 91700-90800, continue holding if breaking below 90500-90000.

Long Point: ≤90800 below go long, stop loss below 90000; take profit 91500-92500. If broken, watch 93000-93500 for previous highs nearby!

Article review and push have delays. The above points are for reference only. Please grasp the timing of buy and sell yourself, do risk management when entering, and avoid heavy positions! Thank you for reading!