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Today's market trend, after the price retraced, started to rebound slightly. I mentioned before that the continuation of this market is very poor. Even when shorting, you should wait until the rebound ends before entering. Just like yesterday's decline, during the retracement process, you definitely wouldn't go long, but rather wait for a bottom or top to be confirmed before entering the market. This way, you can steadily capture profits and increase your position size.
There isn't much to explain about the market trend, as I clearly explained it during the morning live session. So, let's foll

The recent market trend has been relatively unstable; once you enter a position, don't be overly ambitious to avoid profit retracement. Opportunities are available at every moment. It's very comfortable to secure your profits first and then proceed with the next layout.
Currently, this market is still oscillating within a wide range. In such situations, both bulls and bears have opportunities. The key is to grasp the right timing to enter the market. As mentioned clearly during the morning live broadcast, look for opportunities to go long first, and after profits are realized, then consider sh

The increase in the coin price is driven by news-related catalysts. A move like this is unlikely to continue much, and the 4-hour chart has already shown some pressure. You can look for an opportunity to short at the upper band—specifically, around 64,000 as we mentioned this morning. The larger trend is still downward, so it’s fine to follow the main trend. Even if you occasionally get stopped out, that’s completely normal. Losing this time is not a big deal—you can hit it back later; it’s not that difficult.
In the morning, short Bitcoin from 63,800 to 64,200, and watch around 62,000. Short