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BTC intraday resistance around 71,700. Aggressive traders can enter small short positions at the current price and add to their positions on a rebound. The intraday pullback support zone is 68,200-69,200. The risk-reward ratio is acceptable. Manage your positions carefully. Shorting ETH and SOL are also good options!

You can leave 73,000 empty, set a stop loss at 73,709, close positions daily, short at daily highs, and this should play out over at least 10 days. The market will retrace, at least down to 65,000, with a high probability below 60,000. It's a great deal!

There is a gap above 72,000. If you're not shorting, you shouldn't be in this market. There are two potential retests: 60,000, which is very likely to be below. This short position can be held for two weeks. It's possible that this week will close with a doji candlestick; if it closes with a bullish candle, then consider it. Below 60,000 is a must!

Short around 68,200 within the day, with a stop loss at 69,309. This week continues to pull back, although there is a 30% chance of a rebound to 72,000-73,000. The probability of breaking below 65,200 is higher, and the risk-reward ratio is sufficient.

Currently, the monthly support level is around 57,000. This month, there was a bottoming out and a rebound, with the range between 71,000 and 73,000. If it approaches 57,000, you can allocate 50% of your spot holdings. If it continues to decline, leaving room for additional purchases, you can add in two stages, each 25%. The specific interval could be 5,000 or 10,000 points; observe as it moves. The key is that you are buying near the almost lowest point, not the highest. The estimated bottoming out time is around March 15. Even if you reduce your holdings near 71,000-73,000, there will be a r

Intraday rebound at 66,200-66,500 can establish a head short position, and at 67,200 add to short positions with a stop loss at 67,500. This week continues to pull back, not testing 62,900 but testing 59,000. Safe-haven funds will continue to invest in precious metals, oil, and energy, and will withdraw liquidity from the crypto market. With the clouds of war looming, Bitcoin is not the best safe-haven investment. The US stock market weekly chart also shows a downward trend! The weekly rebound limit is at 72,000, unless there is significant good news, which currently seems unlikely. BTC, SOL,

BTC intraday rebound around 68600 can still be shorted. Next week is expected to be a pullback trend, with 68600 as the temporary monthly resistance level. ETH and SOL are more volatile than BTC, so set good stop-losses and consider participating!

BTC intraday rebound in the 66,300-66,700 range can continue to be shorted. Pullback range is 62,800-63,800! ETH and SOL are more volatile than BTC, set good stop-losses and participate!

BTC rebounded as expected near 70,000 this week, and the correction phase has begun. A rebound within 67,700-67,800 can still be shorted. ETF.SOL has higher volatility than BTC, so set good stop-losses and you can participate!

BTC intraday rebound around 69,000 can open short positions. If worried about missing the move, you can enter at the current price. Keep position sizes in check and leave room for adding positions. The recent few days won't see too much volatility. The large bullish candle from yesterday needs a few days to digest. After the monthly close, expect a continued pullback below 60,000!

A market without a second probe is unsafe to be bullish on. Markets with too high volatility are not at the bottom either. Big players create all kinds of illusions to confuse, and when the bottom is truly in, there are no fluctuations for months, then a sudden pullback. It's best to confirm the bottom by looking at the weekly chart; daily charts are useless! If it hasn't broken through 70,000, being bullish is nonsense—focus on this month's monthly chart!!!

Yesterday, reminded not to chase short positions at 63,000. The weekly rebound high is around 68,600. Intraday, consider entering short positions in batches between 66,400 and 67,600, and manage your position sizes carefully. Set proper stop-losses.

Don't chase short positions around 63,000, don't chase short positions. See the previous strategy.

This morning's spike is inexplicable, with only one interpretation: this week might have bottomed out. There are four days left in the monthly chart, which is closing around 68,600. Another extreme is a drop below 59,900 (1% chance). Don't chase shorts, and don't support going long either. It's best to stay on the sidelines, wait for the market to clarify. Not trading for a few days won't kill you; you won't make money, but you won't lose everything. Big losses can be deadly!

Bitcoin declines as expected. Yesterday, it was advised not to chase short positions around 64,500. A short position on AGLD was suggested. Intraday, Bitcoin's rebound between 65,300 and 66,600 can be used to establish partial short positions. Do not over-leverage, as the daily chart broke below 65,000, and a rebound to 69,000 is possible at any time, but it likely won't exceed 70,000 and will continue to test below 60,000. Today, another altcoin short on ESP is recommended, with a stop-loss set above 0.12. Use 10x leverage with a 30% stop-loss on small positions. Don't be greedy—just like an

As mentioned in yesterday's post, Bitcoin declined as expected, almost reaching the take-profit level around 64,500. If you didn't enter a short position on Bitcoin yesterday, it's recommended not to chase the short now. Wait for stability. There's a target AGLD0.39 short with a stop loss at 0.5 (10x leverage, 30% stop loss). You can try to hold a bit more!

The fluctuations over the past six days are indeed not significant. On the four-hour chart, there is a need for a pullback. You can enter short positions around 68,200. The take-profit target is initially around 64,500 next week! Set the stop-loss at 69,009. The risk-reward ratio is sufficient!!!

The six-day volatility is relatively low. You can go long around the 67,600 level during the pullback, with take-profit targets between 69,400 and 70,000. It's just a temporary rebound, not a market reversal, and the downward move hasn't finished yet. Next week, 65,000 definitely won't hold, so it's recommended to consider short positions around 70,000!

What a coincidence, yesterday's post said that 69200 could be shorted, with the highest point at 69236. The weekly resistance level is around 70500. The overall trend is still a pullback. There are even lower points this month, and there are about 10 days left to close the monthly candle. The bottom is not at 60,000. Spot prices broke below 60,000, and positions are being entered in batches. The actual bottom is in the 48,000-52,000 range. Support is at 58,000. A few thousand points of dip are allowed!

New year, new atmosphere. Real estate cannot double in 3-4 years, but Bitcoin can. However, currently, there's a need for a secondary bottoming, roughly in the 48,000-52,000 range! Spot trading is not urgent for entry; mainly focus on short positions in futures. Currently, 74,500 is the biggest resistance level! Intraday resistance is at 69,200, and the weekly correction target is conservatively around 63,000!