$BTC Recently, this kind of oscillating market, to be honest, is the most difficult to trade. The fluctuation range is not small, but the continuity is weak, making it easy to be caught off guard. The bullish strategy I suggested yesterday can only be partially executed; gaining a little over 1000 points is already considered a successful conclusion, and expecting more is basically unrealistic. Recently, the market's ups and downs are actually quite normal. On one hand, major foreign institutions are rebalancing at the beginning of the year, with frequent capital inflows and outflows; on the other hand, domestic year-end capital clearing and summarizing, combined with international geopolitical uncertainties, make it impossible for the market to move smoothly. So during this period, trading difficulty is clearly increasing. But one thing remains unchanged: the fundamental principle of buy low and sell high. In this environment, the entry point is more important than the direction; try to sell at high levels and buy at low levels, rather than chasing prices. Structurally, the weekly bullish outlook remains unchanged, which is the prerequisite. Looking at the 4-hour level, the current price is forming a typical "double leverage stacking" candlestick pattern, a bullish pattern that has overtaken others, but we need to wait for signals before taking action. The trading instructions are also quite clear: For the more aggressive traders, consider going long around 94,000 on a pullback, with a stop loss of 500 points. If the upper target stabilizes at 96,000, then consider holding the position accordingly. #我的2026第一条帖
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$BTC Recently, this kind of oscillating market, to be honest, is the most difficult to trade. The fluctuation range is not small, but the continuity is weak, making it easy to be caught off guard. The bullish strategy I suggested yesterday can only be partially executed; gaining a little over 1000 points is already considered a successful conclusion, and expecting more is basically unrealistic.
Recently, the market's ups and downs are actually quite normal.
On one hand, major foreign institutions are rebalancing at the beginning of the year, with frequent capital inflows and outflows; on the other hand, domestic year-end capital clearing and summarizing, combined with international geopolitical uncertainties, make it impossible for the market to move smoothly. So during this period, trading difficulty is clearly increasing.
But one thing remains unchanged: the fundamental principle of buy low and sell high.
In this environment, the entry point is more important than the direction; try to sell at high levels and buy at low levels, rather than chasing prices.
Structurally, the weekly bullish outlook remains unchanged, which is the prerequisite. Looking at the 4-hour level, the current price is forming a typical "double leverage stacking" candlestick pattern, a bullish pattern that has overtaken others, but we need to wait for signals before taking action.
The trading instructions are also quite clear:
For the more aggressive traders, consider going long around 94,000 on a pullback,
with a stop loss of 500 points. If the upper target stabilizes at 96,000, then consider holding the position accordingly. #我的2026第一条帖