BTC experiences a weak rebound after breaking support during volatility; focus on shorting with minor long positions as a supplement.

Today’s market is not simply oscillating; after three or four waves of fluctuation, it directly broke the consolidation pattern. Subsequently, it stabilized and rebounded at lower levels, but the overall outlook remains bearish.

The news sentiment is generally dull, with no major fundamental catalysts over the weekend. The market is driven mainly by technical analysis and capital game theory, with no strong positive signals to reverse the trend.

Technically, there are no signs of bottoming out. The current rebound is merely a technical correction after a decline, not a reversal. Support levels below are still unclear, and after oscillation, the market is likely to continue weakening.

Contract trading strategy is clear: focus on the 70,000–72,000 resistance zone above, and consider shorting directly when touched—this is the main approach. Below, rely on previous lows and try small long positions in the 65,000–67,000 range, with strict stop-losses, quick entries and exits, only short-term trades, and avoid holding positions for too long. The overall strategy is mainly to short, with minor long positions as a supplement. Do not hold large positions or chase trades; aim for reasonable profit from market swings.

Spot trading remains cautious; avoid rushing into positions. Currently, there are no bottoming signals. Be patient and wait for the next correction and clear bottom signals before considering medium- to long-term positions.

Disclaimer
This article is for personal market analysis and technical sharing only and does not constitute any investment advice for digital assets. Contract and spot trading carry high risks, with large and uncontrollable price fluctuations. All operations should be based on independent decision-making, with profits and losses borne by oneself. Do not blindly follow trades. Be sure to manage positions reasonably according to your risk tolerance and strictly implement stop-loss and risk control measures.