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Yesterday, Bitcoin repeatedly attempted to reach 78K and then pulled back. The short positions given near this level also aligned with expectations. Although only one move was made throughout the day, it was a precise active position, with the focus on quality rather than quantity, regardless of long or short positions.
Currently, the overall range remains in a narrow consolidation phase, showing a typical shrinking volume sideways pattern. During the day, pay attention to whether the upward breakout of 78k - 78,800 is successful; if not, consider short positions.
Watch the area below 76,500 -

Currently still under technical pressure, although the bearish momentum has weakened somewhat, it still remains dominant. Bottom-fishing is limited to ultra-short-term speculation. Both macro and on-chain data are likely to remain in low-range oscillation in the short term. During the white session, short-term rebounds can be attempted to short if the price does not stabilize above 77,500, with attention to the 76,000 level. If this support can be held, there is a chance for technical recovery; if it is broken, further decline should be guarded against.

Overnight Bitcoin retreated again, attempting to break the 76K key level but failed to rebound; yesterday, a short-term rally was also delivered as expected. Currently, although it has rebounded above 77K and various moving averages and indicators, the overall trend still leans bearish, indicating that this decline is not over yet.
At present, the market remains in a structural sell-off phase. Do not be overly aggressive or blindly buy the dip. In the short term, watch for a rebound that has not yet broken 77,800-78,300; it is still mainly a high short position or wait-and-see. Pay attention

After last week’s consolidation, Bitcoin once showed strong bearish momentum in the early hours and dropped to break the range. It is currently testing the validity of the medium-term trend line. At present, market sentiment is relatively cautious, and both bulls and bears are engaged in intense competition near key support levels. During the day, watch the key daily support zone around 76500 - 77000. If it breaks down effectively with increased volume, it could accelerate the move lower to 74000 or even lower.

Yesterday, Bitcoin once again attempted to push upward, but it was blocked and pulled back under selling pressure. Although price is still ranging and oscillating within the range, it is also rather regrettable that the move followed the strong bearish momentum in the evening: after breaking 7.9, the subsequent rebound was simply too hasty. The good news is that this wave was exited early with a small loss.
At present, in the short term it still appears to be in a narrow range of fluctuations. On the daily chart, the moving averages are aligned in a bullish formation, and the medium-term uptre

After a period of narrow-range consolidation over the weekend, the price made a strong early-morning breakout above 82K, then pulled back and is now entering a key battleground / critical decision zone. Although the overall technical picture remains bullish, it is facing a test from macroeconomic data.
Currently near the upper edge of the channel and amid macro uncertainties, be cautious about chasing gains. A more conservative “right-side” approach would be to wait for a higher volume and to see it hold the 200-day moving average before considering further entries. If it retraces toward the 8

The two major cryptocurrencies have recently gradually warmed up, reaching their highest levels since January. Yesterday, they continued to oscillate as expected, breaking above 81,000. Technical indicators show a structural bullish trend, but short-term momentum is approaching overbought levels. If multiple attempts to push above 82,000 fail and prices fall back, the short-term bullish structure will be affected. In the short term, it is advisable to consider short positions around this level near the 80,000 mark.
If a volume breakout above the 200-day moving average occurs and the price st