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After entering the day session, Bitcoin rebounded from lows to around 74,600 in the morning, but failed to sustain further upside momentum. Instead, under pressure at higher levels, it gradually entered a correction phase. Accompanied by intraday pullbacks, price retreated back to around 74,000 and resumed consolidation. Overall, afternoon volatility was moderate, with bulls and bears pulling back and forth within the current range, momentum visibly slowing—more of a normal rotation following the earlier rebound. Ethereum similarly pulled back after touching the 2,350 level, subsequently oscillating around 2,320. This current back-and-forth movement can be viewed as the market accumulating energy within the existing zone, building momentum for the next directional breakthrough. While short-term action is quiet, internal market dynamics remain active. Regarding today's positioning strategy, the earlier guidance of buying on pullbacks and waiting for rhythm confirmation remains valid, with gains realized successfully at higher levels after the rally—because truly stable trading never chases volatility, but rather identifies the rhythm clearly when the market begins showing changes, keeping the initiative in your own hands.
From the current market perspective, looking at the 1-hour level, Bitcoin is still running near the moving average system after the pullback. While short-cycle moving averages show convergence, the overall bullish setup remains intact, indicating the current pullback is more of a technical correction following the advance. On the 4-hour level, price continues holding near the midline, with the earlier structure of rising lows undamaged and mid-cycle bullish bias intact—just requiring time to digest short-term overhead resistance. From the daily structure, the overall rebound pattern continues with no obvious breakdown in support zones below. Short-term focus is on the 73,500 support area; as long as this zone provides effective support, there remains a need to test previous highs in the near term. Bull momentum hasn't ended yet, so subsequent trading direction remains clearly focused on buying dips. #美联储利率决议 $BTC