3.10 Morning Bitcoin Outlook: Three Rebounds and Pullbacks Signal a Top! Clear High-Altitude Strategy at 69,000-69,500 From the four-hour chart, recent prices have repeatedly surged and pulled back, with frequent spike-like formations, indicating that bullish momentum is clearly weakening. The price has attempted to break through near 69,500 three times but has failed to do so effectively, quickly retreating after each surge, leaving long upper shadows. This is a typical sign of heavy selling pressure above and a lack of bullish strength. Spike-like formations are essentially false breakouts, suggesting that sell orders are concentrated in this area, making it difficult for bullish funds to sustain upward pushes, and instead being suppressed by bears. The overall structure and trend are clearly leaning towards high-level oscillation with a bearish bias. The major top pattern is basically confirmed, with the previous high of 74,000 now serving as a phased top. Currently, the price is in a high-level pullback oscillation zone, with the overall direction mainly correcting downward. Short at 69,000–69,500 during rebounds. Watch for a break above 70,000 as a stop-loss trigger. The initial target is 67,000; if broken, it can further decline to 66,000. #Gate2月透明度报告

$DENT Empty Empty Empty📉 DENT's previous DePIN+5G narrative hype has overheated, with short-term profit-taking leading to a rapid decrease in volume, and the coin price entering a correction phase. Technical analysis on the 4-hour chart: price retraced to the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, KDJ shows a death cross downward, bullish momentum is weakening, short-term is bearish. First target: 0.00025 Second target: 0.00023 Stop loss: 0.00028 $btc $ETH

After bottoming out and rebounding, today is most likely to see high-level oscillation and grinding—no chasing highs, no reckless cuts, light positions within the range are the safest. Market Logic: Last night, BTC plunged sharply but was quickly pulled back, with the short-term oversold condition triggering a technical rebound. However, the resistance at the $70,000 level is obvious, and the bulls lack the momentum for a sustained breakthrough. The market stabilized around $68,000 in the early session, with whales adding positions at low levels, and long-term holders not under much selling pressure. Currently, it’s in an oversold recovery and consolidation phase, not suitable for a big one-way rise or fall. The whole day is likely to be a range-bound tug-of-war, waiting for uncertain chips to clear before choosing a direction. Personal advice: If the rebound reaches around 69,200, consider closing your position. Targets are 68,500-67,200-66,500!