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#美联储回购协议计划 Just saw the market news, the 28.5 billion options settlement has just been completed, which is quite a large number. Nowhere online is talking about "bullish bias," but I have to share a different perspective—this wave looks like a bearish signal to me.
Honestly, this settlement event seems more like a farewell to the bulls, not a new beginning. Think about it, what truly drives the trend? It’s definitely not driven by an options expiration date. Market moves driven by events often die out once the event is over.
My view is this—if Bitcoin can't move within the 90,000-90,500 range, then the so-called "bullish" outlook is basically a joke. If it drops further, the key levels are 86,500 to 85,000. If this zone is broken with high volume, the rebound structure is completely broken, and the decline will accelerate.
In terms of trading strategy, I will watch closely for any false breakouts upward—don't get fooled into chasing the rally. More importantly, observe how the support levels hold—that's the real key. Once the critical support is broken, that’s the true signal to start trend trading. $BTC $ETH
Markets are always more complex than the news.