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Adding one more! BTC short 73300-73600, can hold for a week, stop loss 74509! The opportunity is here, whether you see it or not, who knows. First take profit 71200 (daily chart), second take profit 69200 (weekly chart). If breakdown, watch 65000-68000, next week my long-awaited 57000 is also possible, end of month, early next month!

Weekly report! The weekly resistance level is at 73,300 + 1,000; watch out for wick spikes. A conservative weekly pullback is at 69,100, and it’s definitely more than that! On the daily chart, you can short near 73,000 at any time, and intraday it’s possible to see around 71,000! The trend is more important; if the daily doesn’t break 74,100, there’s no need to buy spot. For spot trading, watch the weekly resistance at 79,000; during a pullback, you can allocate 30-50% of your position! If the pullback lasts one week, support is at 65,000–68,000; if it lasts two weeks, near 57,000 is close to

Having experienced two cycles of Bitcoin bulls and bears, this is the third round. Bitcoin's true bottom hasn't arrived yet. A genuine bottom almost drives you to despair—daily fluctuations of less than 1-2%! This rebound is merely a dead cat bounce from oversold conditions. The daily Ma55 faces strong resistance around 74000. Weekly strong resistance is at 79000. Once reached, corrections will occur to explore the bottom! (Verify whether 59000 is a support level). Intraday rebound range: 71600-72200, short positions to be entered opportunistically. Next week is still a correction path! The su

Yesterday's post indicated a potential rebound to 73,000-74,000. Before that, everyone was shorting in the 70,600-71,400 range for three days, with daily lows at 68,900-69,150-69,700 respectively! Indeed, the profit potential looked a bit large, but yesterday's rebound also served as a timely reminder. Go long when you should, go short when you should—we're trading futures, not spot. For intraday BTC rebound near 71,500, we can continue to look for shorts. I'm confident in my view—there's at least one more pullback coming. Conservatively, 65,000-68,000 should be in play!

US stocks fell 2% yesterday, Bitcoin oscillated at high levels, Bitcoin continued to find support at 69300, and intraday rebound is expected, continuing to test the 73000-74000 range.

Yesterday continued to test the weekly high around 71,500 but failed to break through effectively. This morning, US stock futures opened down 1%. No short position was taken at the high; intraday resistance is at 70,600 for shorting. Aggressive traders can short at the current price, add on rebounds, with the previous high at 71,800 as the stop-loss! UTC time, the market opens at 8:00, possibly filling the gap directly! The weekly chart definitely indicates a pullback, so shorting here can hold until the weekend. A great opportunity, set your stop-loss properly, and expect a pullback to 62,200

Yesterday, BTC's rebound was indeed somewhat strong, but it's not a trend reversal, just a temporary rebound. No short positions were opened at the high. The intraday resistance level is 70,600; you can short at this level, or go short aggressively at the current price. Add to your short positions on the rebound, with the previous high as your stop-loss! The weekly chart is definitely showing a pullback, so shorting here can hold through the weekend. It's a great opportunity—set your stop-loss properly. Expect a pullback to 62,200 this week! ETH and SOL are also good targets for shorting!

Yesterday, BTC rebounded to around 69,500, a weekly resistance level. Shorting here can hold through the weekend. It's a good opportunity. If there's a rebound intraday above 68,800, you can continue to short, with proper stop-loss. This week, a pullback saw 62,200! ETH and SOL are also good targets for shorting!

Yesterday, BTC above 67,700 was shorted and perfectly took profit in the 65,200-65,700 range after a pullback. Intraday rebound around 67,000 can still be shorted. Daily resistance is near 67,500, weekly rebound high is around 69,000. Maintain good position sizing, mainly shorting at high levels. The first daily support is around 62,200, with a favorable risk-reward ratio. If it breaks below 62,200, the monthly support is at 57,000! ETH and SOL are also good targets for shorting!

BTC intraday resistance around 67,700 can be used to enter short positions. Stop loss at 68,609, with an intraday pullback support zone between 65,200 and 65,700. The risk-reward ratio is favorable. The weekly candle is likely to close as a doji. Manage your positions carefully. Shorting ETH and SOL are also good options!

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!