Discovering trends means decisively following them!\nThe current gold market shows strong bullish sentiment, continuously rising; at this time, the idea of shorting must be set aside—it's easy to rise by 20, but a pullback of 10 is rather difficult.\n\nRegarding the "Principle of Weakening Resistance":\nThe first test of resistance sees a significant drop, indicating that the position is effective;\nThe second test sees a smaller pullback, with the market showing hesitation;\nDuring the third and fourth tests, the pullbacks become increasingly smaller, and even start to consolidate, signaling the weakening of resistance, with a breakout imminent.\n\nWe mentioned last week: repeatedly testing the 4350 resistance, with decreasing pullbacks, as long as the starting point is maintained, a breakout to new highs is inevitable. After breaking through 4245, the medium-term trend has turned upwards, holding above 4160-40 continues to indicate bullish sentiments.\n\nRecently, we have maintained a bullish outlook; even with a surge followed by a pullback, we emphasize that stabilizing above 4350 still allows for long positions. Many friends should have seized the upward trend on Monday; we continue to look bullish, with a potential to challenge 4500, having already surpassed a daily increase of 100.\n\nIn a strong market, minor corrections before and after are still opportunities for long positions; do not wait for a significant pullback. Maintain strength in the early hours; today remains primarily bullish.\n\nAfter a direct surge in the early market, consider positioning in the afternoon. Pay attention to the early correction low of 4428 and the support-resistance conversion point near 4440. The stronger the trend, the more one should operate in accordance with it.\n\nToday's strategy\nMaintain a bullish layout, focusing on opportunities near 4440 in the early market, and in the afternoon, consider the 4428-30 area. Remember: only long positions, no shorts, go with the trend! $BTC$XRP#隐私叙事回归 $SOL#比特币与黄金战争 #加密市场观察
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