April 9 Summary

On April 9, BTC experienced a full-range oscillation back and forth, precisely timing the switch between long and short positions, riding the trend with high shorts and low longs, following the momentum, no matter if below or above 1000.
1. BTC Short: Enter at 71,735, exit at 70,796, capturing 939 points of profit
2. BTC Short: Enter at 71,623, exit at 70,633, capturing 990 points of profit
3. BTC Long: Enter at 70,623, exit at 71,221, capturing 598 points of profit
4. BTC Short: Enter at 71,290, exit at 70,592, capturing 698 points of profit
5. BTC Short: Enter at 71,478, exit at 70,851, capturing 627 points of profit
6. BTC Long: Enter at 70,593, exit at 71,344, capturing 751 points of profit

All six real trades of the day were perfectly closed with profits, with precise key points at high and low levels, achieving perfect dual kills on both long and short sides. All data is verifiable, and the entire process is transparent, with no hindsight analysis.
Deep analysis of BTC’s subsequent trend after the early morning of April 10

On the hourly level, the bullish momentum continues to strengthen, and the subsequent market is likely to follow one of two trends:

Trend One: Sharp rise followed by pullback, oscillating within a range

Price attempts to test the 72,200-72,500 resistance zone, faces resistance and pulls back, stabilizes at support levels of 71,300-71,500, then continues oscillating within the range.
Trading strategy: Stick to the rhythm of high shorts and low longs, prioritize short positions at high levels, and steadily harvest short-term gains.

Trend Two: Volume breakthrough and continued rally

Open interest continues to increase significantly, combined with large inflows of funds into the exchange, the market strongly breaks through the 72,500 key resistance, accelerates upward, and aims for the previous high of 73,000-73,500.