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#数字货币市场回升 is interesting lately. Looking at the 4-hour chart, the rebound from the weekend has turned into a Sideways movement. Now we are just waiting for direction, will it break upwards or will it breakdown? To be honest, it's a fifty-fifty chance, anyone's guess is just a shot in the dark.
We don't bet on direction; the key is knowing where to ambush. Let's start with a premise—these points below are all reference ranges, so don't be too precise.
If you want to do short-term intraday trading, then trade back and forth within the range of 2983 to 3073, sell high and buy low.
What if it breaks out and goes up? Focus on finding opportunities to short around 3272 and 3370, set a stop loss of 30 points, and if there's a profit, move the stop loss up. Just look for support levels below as your target to close.
On the flip side, what if it breaks down the range? Spot traders can consider building positions in batches: start with a position at 2843, increase the position at 2772 for a medium-term play, 2703 is the first point to add to the position, and treat 2650 like buying a lottery ticket, just add in if it dips there. After completing all positions, set a stop-loss line 50 to 70 points below your average cost.
Remember, don't go all in; position management is much more important than predicting the direction.