OrdinaryPersonRollback

If you truly want to survive long-term in the market, you must learn to place trend orders. Don't always focus on those small fluctuations and keep flipping back and forth; the main players love to use oscillations to repeatedly shake out traders and frequently harvest profits.
The more you trade in and out, the more your fees, slippage, and mindset get disrupted, ultimately leading to greater losses.
Doing less, doing it correctly, and holding onto the trend are the keys to not being led around by the main players.

Tonight at 8:30 PM, focus on March CPI data:
Market expectations for the annual rate rise from 2.4% to 3.3%, indicating significant inflation pressure.
Oil prices retreating, tariffs rising, with bullish and bearish factors offsetting each other.
• CPI exceeds expectations → No rate cuts expected, possibly even further rate hikes, BTC likely to drop sharply
• CPI aligns with 3.3% → Initially volatile, then weakens, still generally bearish
• CPI below expectations → Rate cut expectations increase, BTC strengthens
Key points:
If Middle East tensions ease, April inflation may turn downward, and t

BTC is currently in a high-level consolidation phase with sideways fluctuations, and short-term indicators show slight overbought signals, indicating a market need for a phased correction and profit-taking digestion.
The daily chart previously showed a volume-driven long bullish candle, with a solid bullish structure and good volume-price coordination. The medium-term upward trend remains unchanged, and the core upward logic is still valid.
In terms of trading, avoid chasing highs. Be patient and wait for the price to retrace and stabilize before seizing the opportunity for a secondary surge.