From the K-line chart, the resistance above Bitcoin is quite obvious, and each rebound has become an excellent opportunity for short positions. In other words—rising is a selling point.
The key is the support below. If it cannot hold, the subsequent decline could further expand, and the possibility remains quite high.
From a trading perspective, the idea of shorting on rallies continues. The specific approach is to look for opportunities to open short positions around the 88000 to 89000 range, with the lower target aiming for 86500 to 85500.
Ethereum and SOL can also be considered in conjunction with the rhythm of mainstream coins.
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StrawberryIce
· 9h ago
Buy when it rises, short when it falls—why does this logic feel so smooth? I'm a bit hesitant now.
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ProofOfNothing
· 9h ago
It's the same old pattern of shorting at the high again, short from 88-89 down to 85-86. Why do I feel like this routine keeps repeating...
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 10h ago
Sell when it goes up? I've heard this trick too many times. Every time they say support won't hold, but it bounces back again.
88000 short positions sound comfortable, but I'm just afraid it will turn around and head straight to 90000.
Ethereum is dancing along with Bitcoin, but SOL still needs to be watched.
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ZenChainWalker
· 10h ago
Are we talking about short positions again? This wave of Bitcoin doesn't seem that simple.
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Going short at 88,000 sounds good, but I'm just worried about being smashed through at that moment.
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Every rebound is a selling point... Why does this sound so familiar?
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It's only shocking if the support below really breaks. It's still too early to say now.
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Ethereum and SOL are following BTC's rhythm; anyway, it's all a gamble.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 10h ago
Sell when it rises? Bro, why do I always feel like my thinking is opposite...
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88000 short position? Waiting to get cut, but I feel this time is different
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Always say to short on rallies, but the coin soars to the sky. Can it be different this time?
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If support doesn't hold, keep smashing? I bet it won't fall
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SOL following the rhythm? That's so made up, even their own parents wouldn't recognize it, okay?
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Want to escape the top again? Wake up, it's just the beginning
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Feeling stressed? I think it's you who's psychologically stressed, haha
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See you at 86500, I bet my three months' salary it won't drop to that level
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Buy the dip when it falls, sell when it rises. No wonder the account name is so named
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Those who believe in this are all just rookies in the waiting
#比特币与黄金战争 26th morning session Bitcoin trend observation
From the K-line chart, the resistance above Bitcoin is quite obvious, and each rebound has become an excellent opportunity for short positions. In other words—rising is a selling point.
The key is the support below. If it cannot hold, the subsequent decline could further expand, and the possibility remains quite high.
From a trading perspective, the idea of shorting on rallies continues. The specific approach is to look for opportunities to open short positions around the 88000 to 89000 range, with the lower target aiming for 86500 to 85500.
Ethereum and SOL can also be considered in conjunction with the rhythm of mainstream coins.
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