🔥【Title】Bull and Bear Battle at 78K! 4.25 BTC Chooses "Sideways Kill," Whoever Moves First Dies!💥


1. News perspective: Macro vacuum period, market loses direction
No major economic data released, the Federal Reserve enters a silence period, and there are no new developments geopolitically. The market will continue to remain volatile at high levels, currently still in negative fee territory, indicating many are still shorting. The teacher here reminds you, if you're long, strictly close your position if it drops below 76k; don’t hold on stubbornly. $BTC
2. Technical analysis: The day before yesterday, it briefly touched $79,500 before quickly falling back, closing below $78k. If it cannot recover within two days, brothers, you need to watch out for risks. The only support below is at $76k. Pay attention to the lifeline at 76,000; if it breaks, longs must take profits, and shorts should wait and see if it breaks 75,000 before acting.
3. In the community, the teacher sees two factions arguing over 80k and 75,000. Currently, cautious traders are out of the market waiting; when volume breaks above 79,600, chase longs; if it breaks below 76,000, chase shorts. Survive first, then you can participate in big moves.
4. Strategy: Those holding no positions should wait temporarily; do not try to bottom fish in the middle of the mountain. On social media, there are voices claiming "a sharp drop is a bull trap before a rally," but the real bottom will never be announced with such words.
5. As Bitcoin's trend weakens, spot trading profits are definitely shrinking. But futures will present great opportunities. For coins that surged sharply earlier, with Bitcoin adjusting, trading short with single leverage or shorting Bitcoin itself can yield 10 to 50 times returns.
6. The first thing to do now is to follow the teacher. Prepare your funds and wait for the opportunity. I will closely monitor the market changes, and once a big opportunity arises, I will notify my followers immediately.
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