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Entered the blockchain in 2016, now a 10-year veteran! Experienced three rounds of bull and bear markets, starting from altcoins! Believes in BTC, loves Ethereum, deeply involved in quantitative relationship technology, on-chain level 2, with technical indicators being the Vegas channel and Fibonacci sequence filtering MACD and KDJ. Currently settled in New Zealand! Friends are welcome to gather! Let's contribute to the web3 cause together! $BTC $ETH $OKB $SOL $DOGE

On Tuesday, BTC continued to weaken, firmly trapped in the 76000-77000 range, oscillating downwards, with bulls completely defeated and losing all momentum for a counterattack. The market repeatedly tested for a rebound but could never stabilize above the critical resistance level of 77000, which clearly indicates the bulls' buying power is extremely weak, and the main players have no intention of pushing prices up. With no hope for an upward move, the trend is bearish, and current operations should simply follow the trend to capture profits from the decline. Short-term trading strategy BTC: Enter short positions directly at 76500—77000, targeting 74900 ETH: Set up short positions in the range of 2290—2310, with a downward target of 2180

Will it break 76,000 tonight?

ETH Afternoon Trading Strategy After the major coin's price surged and encountered resistance, it has continued to decline. The current price is fluctuating weakly around the middle band of the Bollinger Bands. The overall trading direction is clear, prioritizing short positions based on resistance levels. After a short-term pullback to support levels, one can attempt to take small long positions, focusing on range-bound trading. Throughout the process, strict position control is essential; do not blindly gamble with heavy positions. The key resistance level above is at 77,400, where previous highs and the upper Bollinger Band converge, creating dual pressure. If the price rebounds but the upward momentum weakens and trading volume continues to shrink, it will be the right time to enter short positions. The first take-profit target below is set at 76,500. Now looking at Ethereum's afternoon trend, from the candlestick pattern, this round of market movement is a typical case of a surge followed by a decline, indicating a weakening bullish reversal. Previously, the price rose to around 2,400, but the buying support at high levels was weak, and selling pressure continued to be released, directly reversing the market trend from bullish dominance to bearish superiority, with a short-term low retracing to around 2,260. The current price is consolidating in a narrow range between 2,280 and 2,290. In the afternoon, focus on the critical level of 2,300. This is the dividing line for the strength of bulls and bears for the day. If the price rebounds to the range of 2,295 to 2,310 and fails to break through effectively, one can follow the trend and enter short positions with small sizes, targeting 2,270 first, and further looking at the support level of 2,260, with a stop-loss set above 2,320; If the price can stabilize above 2,300, one can take small long positions to capture short-term rebound profits. Overall, strict position control is essential, adhering to a prudent trading principle to avoid market volatility risks.

There are some changes in the Middle East again, and Trump has directly canceled his trip to discuss the Iran issue, causing the market to become tense again. Oil prices may rise, and inflation seems to be creeping up, so the interest rate cuts are likely to be delayed again. When money gets tight, risk assets naturally see some people running away first. This wave of BTC is also quite normal, surging close to 80,000, but it just can't hold, as there’s no one to catch it at the top. To put it simply, the pressure above is too great, and as soon as it reaches a short-term level, people start to cash out, directly smashing the price down.

There are certain types of people in the crypto space that I've seen too many times. When they first enter the market, they have 100,000 USDT, but a few months later, they are left with only a few thousand. It's not that the market is too bad; it's that they have done it to themselves. Many people's trading states are actually quite similar: dozens of trades a day, unable to stop. The more fees they pay, the smaller their accounts become. Seeing others profit from meme coins, they FOMO. By the time they realize it, the candlestick chart has already given them a big bearish candle. Staying up all night watching the charts, the more they look at the candlesticks, the more chaotic it becomes; the harder they try, the faster they lose. To put it simply, most people who lose money are not trading; they are gambling their accounts on emotions. In fact, many people can completely change their trading outcomes by changing just a few habits. I always tell those around me three things: First, don't be a slave to candlesticks. Many people stare at 1-minute and 5-minute charts every day. They chase after a small rise and panic at a small drop in $Binance life. The truly meaningful market movements often occur in larger cycles. Look at trends on 4-hour charts or higher; breakouts are the opportunities. It's better to miss out than to make random trades. Making one or two trades a day, or even not trading at all, is better than making random trades. Second, roll over your positions using profits, not your principal. Many people's logic for adding to their positions is: if they lose, they add more, making it bigger and bigger. As a result, if the market moves a little further, they get liquidated. The correct approach is actually very simple: start with a small position to test the waters. If the direction is right, use the profits to roll over. When winning, increase your advantage; when losing, immediately reduce your position. If losses reach a certain percentage, cut the position—don't add, don't hold, don't fantasize. Third, discipline is a hundred times more important than technique. If you hit your stop loss twice in a row, just stop trading. Don't make emotional trades. #KelpDAO救援收官：谁为漏洞买单 Many people lose money not because their skills are poor, but because they are unwilling to admit they are wrong. They keep holding on, keep adding, and in the end, they lose their entire account. Trading, at its core, is actually very simple: follow the trend + control your positions + set stop losses. But most people would rather believe in complex indicators than accept one reality—they are actually always gambling. If you want to turn things around in the crypto space, the first step is not to make money. It's to learn one thing: survive. If you still don't know how to operate, how to choose coins, build positions, or set take profits and stop losses, just follow the coin master. As long as you are willing to execute the plan and not mess around, I will accompany you to move forward steadily, gradually growing your small funds.

Wealth in trading does not come overnight; only by enduring loneliness can one embrace prosperity. Plant in spring and harvest in autumn, progress step by step; impatience leads to failure, and greed will result in elimination. All the stunning results in the market are backed by unseen persistence and accumulation.

Is 80,000 that difficult?

Still too weak.

The 2388 short position was decisively entered, with the target at 2330 accurately fulfilled. The market moved swiftly and decisively, achieving the goal in one step! In terms of the overall direction, we remain firmly bullish, but short-term operations also require rhythm; we do not blindly chase the market or stubbornly hold against the trend. Even in a bullish main trend, we can accurately capture pullback opportunities and secure profits steadily. Every operation is based on a deep understanding of market rhythm, whether following the trend or catching pullbacks, we can consistently achieve gains. By following the rhythm, both long and short positions can profit! From the four-hour chart, after stabilizing at a low level, Bitcoin has shown a very standard bullish recovery pattern, with continuously rising lows and strong capital support, steadily advancing and breaking through key resistance levels. The pullback after the surge did not result in a significant sell-off, nor did it damage the upward structure; it was merely a healthy retracement at high levels to build strength, with the bullish trend still firmly in control. Under the firmly bullish mindset, this adjustment is a good window for low-cost positioning, waiting for stabilization before attacking again, with defense set below the starting line of this rebound. Bitcoin operation strategy: Buy around 77500-77000, target 79000. Altcoin operation strategy: Buy around 2310-2290, target 2360.

Why do you keep losing in the crypto space? To put it bluntly—you’re not really trading; you’re gambling. Most people place orders based on feelings, chasing when prices rise and panicking when they fall, without even a basic plan in place. In this state, it’s strange if you don’t lose. I’m 33 this year and entered the space at 23. I didn’t know everything from the start; I was educated by the market along the way. My funds started to grow slowly around 24-25, not because of talent or news, but by repeatedly executing a very "dumb" method. I’ve summarized a few core principles that are simple but truly useful: First, allocate your positions properly. Split your funds into 5 parts, using only one part at a time. Keep your stop-loss at 10%, which means if one trade goes wrong, you only lose 2% of your total funds. You’d need to be wrong 5 times in a row to lose 10%, but as long as you catch one trend, the profits can cover it. Second, only trade with the trend. Rebounds in a downtrend are mostly traps; pullbacks in an uptrend are the real opportunities. Don’t try to catch the bottom; buying low is always safer than bottom fishing. Third, avoid assets that have just skyrocketed. Whether mainstream or altcoins, those that surge too quickly in the short term have a low probability of continuing to strengthen. A stagnation at high levels is a signal; if it’s time to exit, then exit—don’t gamble on the last leg. Fourth, focus on structure, not feelings. A golden cross below the zero line on the MACD that then crosses back up is a relatively stable starting signal; a dead cross at high levels is a reminder that it’s time to reduce your position. Fifth, volume is more important than K-lines. Increased volume at the bottom indicates funds are entering; increased volume at high levels without price increase indicates funds are exiting. Understanding this can help you avoid many pitfalls. Sixth, only trade in upward cycles. When the 3-day line, 30-day line, and even larger cycles are all trending upwards, that’s when it’s worth participating. When the trend is unclear, staying in cash is the best choice. Seventh, you must review weekly. It’s not about how much you’ve made, but whether the logic has changed. If the direction is wrong, adjusting in time is much better than stubbornly holding on. These principles may sound ordinary, but those who can truly make money are the ones who execute these ordinary things to perfection. The crypto space has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks are disciplined individuals. If you’re losing now, it’s not the market’s fault; it’s because you haven’t established your own rules yet. I won’t have you guess price movements; I’ll help you build a system that can survive long-term. The market is already moving; whether you can keep up depends on whether you’re willing to take this seriously.