Crypto Circle Red Sister 3.9: Bitcoin Daily Midline Difficult to Hold Steady, Will It Continue to Decline This Week? Today's Bitcoin (BTC) Market Analysis and Trading Recommendations!

Crypto Circle Red Sister 3.9 (Written at 0:06) Today's Bitcoin (BTC) Market Analysis and Trading Suggestions: #2月非农意外负增长 #加密市场小幅下跌 #原油价格飙升 $BTC $ETH
Bitcoin is currently around 67,000. As predicted by Red Sister, after a surge on the evening of the 5th, the short position above 73,300 has already achieved over 6,300 points of space. Last week’s opening was a perfect finish. Looking at this week’s market, given the current international situation, high shorting seems to be the only way out! Although there was a short-term rebound last night, the signal indicators have already reached the top and turned downward, indicating that the bearish trend still exists! In the 1-day chart, the candlesticks have already broken below the midline and EMA5, EMA10, and EMA20, which are key short-term levels, and are continuing downward toward the lower band. DIF and DEA are also in a converging pattern, not yet crossed downward. RSI1(43), RSI2(44) higher than RSI3(42), all are approaching the oversold zone in a downward trend. The three lines of KDJ are also converging downward near 40, indicating that the short-term decline may continue. Red Sister advises caution when averaging down on long positions. For long-term positions, pay attention to the convergence strength of DIF and DEA and their spike performance during the day. For high shorting, it is recommended to confirm EMA10 and EMA20 resistance zones before entering!

Today’s Selling Points: Short lightly at ≥68150, stop-loss at 69300; take profit at 67500-66800-66100, and if it breaks below 66000-65800, you can continue to hold.

Today’s Buying Points: Long below ≤66100, stop-loss below 65500; take profit at 66800-67500-68100. If it breaks 68500, you can continue to hold!

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