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The only thing that made me happy today is the Binance swag for their 9th anniversary. What good stuff do you all have going on? BTC is on discount, are you stoked for the buy-in? #比特币ETF溢价创两年新低 $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT)
The only thing that made me happy today is the Binance swag for their 9th anniversary. What good stuff do you all have going on? BTC is on discount, are you stoked for the buy-in? #比特币ETF溢价创两年新低 $BTC
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Bearish
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Bullish
World peace! Bitcoin just took off with a bunch of longs entering the market, let's go, go, go! Set your stop loss and keep waiting, hahaha, you bulls are getting scared! Whether it's a good day or not, keep checking the posts, there's a surprise in store for you #比特币恐慌指数飙升近20% $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT)
World peace! Bitcoin just took off with a bunch of longs entering the market, let's go, go, go! Set your stop loss and keep waiting, hahaha, you bulls are getting scared! Whether it's a good day or not, keep checking the posts, there's a surprise in store for you #比特币恐慌指数飙升近20% $BTC
Three days of a brutal drop of $9,000, yet the open interest remains steady at 106,000 BTC—bears shouldn't celebrate too soon, this is just the appetizer for a short squeeze rebound. From 74K crashing to 65,359, long positions got liquidated three times over. Logically, the open interest should have plummeted, but it held steady at 106,392 BTC. Translation: new longs are quietly picking up at these lows, and they’re not small players. The latest 4H bullish candlestick is key evidence. Opening at 65,818 and rallying to 67,494, with a volume of 49,006 BTC, the direction has completely reversed. After hitting a low at 3 AM on the 1H chart, three consecutive bullish candlesticks with increasing volume have reclaimed above 67,000; the buying pressure is strengthening with each candle, which isn’t something retail traders can pull off. Supply-demand zone: 65,000-65,800 is forming a new demand zone, where the big players are accumulating. The order block is locked at 66,400-66,800 (the start of the 1H bullish candle), and a retracement here likely has support. The first target above is 69,000-69,500 (the point of the crash drop, short covering zone), and the second target is 70,000-71,400. Hunting path: After the big players have swept the liquidity below 65,359 and are well-fed with positions, the optimal path is to squeeze shorts upwards. There are stop losses stacked above 69,000 for short positions, which is the next hunting target. The rhythm won’t V-reverse; expect a gradual upward grind. Funding rates have dropped from 0.01 to 0.0072, cooling down but not turning negative. This 'calm but not despairing' state is the fertile ground before a rebound kicks off. Trading strategy: Intraday: Main long, secondary short Long positions: Initial entry 66,500-66,800 (2%), add-on 65,800-66,000 (3%), stop loss at 65,200, target 68,500-69,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.2 Short positions: Initial entry 69,000-69,300 (2%), add-on 69,800-70,000 (3%), stop loss at 70,500, target 67,500-68,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1 Swing: Main long, secondary short Long positions: Initial entry 66,000-66,500 (2%), add-on 65,000-65,300 (3%), stop loss at 64,500, target 69,500-70,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.3 Short positions: Initial entry 70,000-70,500 (2%), add-on 71,200-71,400 (3%), stop loss at 72,000, target 67,000-68,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.2 After the big players sweep the liquidity below, do you think they’ll pump it directly or consolidate for a few days first? $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) #比特币恐慌指数飙升近20%
Three days of a brutal drop of $9,000, yet the open interest remains steady at 106,000 BTC—bears shouldn't celebrate too soon, this is just the appetizer for a short squeeze rebound.

From 74K crashing to 65,359, long positions got liquidated three times over. Logically, the open interest should have plummeted, but it held steady at 106,392 BTC. Translation: new longs are quietly picking up at these lows, and they’re not small players.

The latest 4H bullish candlestick is key evidence. Opening at 65,818 and rallying to 67,494, with a volume of 49,006 BTC, the direction has completely reversed. After hitting a low at 3 AM on the 1H chart, three consecutive bullish candlesticks with increasing volume have reclaimed above 67,000; the buying pressure is strengthening with each candle, which isn’t something retail traders can pull off.

Supply-demand zone: 65,000-65,800 is forming a new demand zone, where the big players are accumulating. The order block is locked at 66,400-66,800 (the start of the 1H bullish candle), and a retracement here likely has support. The first target above is 69,000-69,500 (the point of the crash drop, short covering zone), and the second target is 70,000-71,400.

Hunting path: After the big players have swept the liquidity below 65,359 and are well-fed with positions, the optimal path is to squeeze shorts upwards. There are stop losses stacked above 69,000 for short positions, which is the next hunting target. The rhythm won’t V-reverse; expect a gradual upward grind.

Funding rates have dropped from 0.01 to 0.0072, cooling down but not turning negative. This 'calm but not despairing' state is the fertile ground before a rebound kicks off.

Trading strategy:

Intraday: Main long, secondary short

Long positions: Initial entry 66,500-66,800 (2%), add-on 65,800-66,000 (3%), stop loss at 65,200, target 68,500-69,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.2

Short positions: Initial entry 69,000-69,300 (2%), add-on 69,800-70,000 (3%), stop loss at 70,500, target 67,500-68,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1

Swing: Main long, secondary short

Long positions: Initial entry 66,000-66,500 (2%), add-on 65,000-65,300 (3%), stop loss at 64,500, target 69,500-70,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.3

Short positions: Initial entry 70,000-70,500 (2%), add-on 71,200-71,400 (3%), stop loss at 72,000, target 67,000-68,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.2

After the big players sweep the liquidity below, do you think they’ll pump it directly or consolidate for a few days first?

$BTC
#比特币恐慌指数飙升近20%
69,667 Did you catch the bottom? Congrats, you’re the next bite the whales are going to take. After a 7-day downtrend, from 76,000 all the way down to 69,667, you think it’s time for a rebound? Just take a look at the funding rate, still in positive territory at 0.01%, indicating that leveraged longs are still holding on for dear life. Open interest remains at 105,366 BTC, unchanged; if these guys don’t get liquidated, how does the whale plan to pump the price? The hunting path is pretty clear: The massive 4H bearish candlestick on June 1st (with a single volume of 86,549) broke through the 72,000 supply-demand zone. This isn’t retail selling; this is institutional-level unloading or targeted liquidation. The current price at 69,667 has formed a temporary low, but below at 69,000 there’s a ton of stop-loss orders waiting, which is a liquidity pool. The whale’s target is likely to sweep 69,000 first, or even dip down to 67,500 to snag deeper stop losses from the long positions, only considering a reversal after completing the last wave of liquidation. Naked K confirmation: Daily chart shows consecutive 7-day Lower Highs + Lower Lows, while the 4H chart has no signs of a bottom, and the 1H is weakly oscillating around 70,000 without any volume-driven rebound. In terms of volume and price, even though the current buy orders are at a ratio of 30:1, this kind of "catching a falling knife" buying will only become fuel for a new round of declines if it can’t push the price back above 71,000. 72,400 to 73,100 is an obvious short order block (the crash starting point); any rebound into this zone is like giving away free points. Intraday strategy (mainly short, with some longs) Short position: Place a short near 71,000, initial position 2%, add at 71,800 (3%), unified stop-loss at 72,500, target 69,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.8 Long position: Enter long near 68,000, initial position 2%, add at 67,500 (3%), unified stop-loss at 66,800, target 70,500, risk-reward ratio 1:1.6 4-hour swing strategy (mainly short, with some longs) Short position: Place a short near 72,500 (bottom of the order block), initial position 2%, add at 73,100 (3%), unified stop-loss at 73,800, target 68,000, risk-reward ratio 1:2 Long position: Enter long near 67,500 (outer side of the deep liquidity pool), initial position 2%, add at 66,800 (3%), unified stop-loss at 66,000, target 72,000, risk-reward ratio 1:2 Where do you think the bottom is for this round of declines? Can 69,000 hold, or are we heading to 67,000? Share your thoughts in the comments. $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) #BTC走势分析 #流动性猎杀 #BlackRock Crypto Portfolio down 17% this year.
69,667 Did you catch the bottom? Congrats, you’re the next bite the whales are going to take.

After a 7-day downtrend, from 76,000 all the way down to 69,667, you think it’s time for a rebound? Just take a look at the funding rate, still in positive territory at 0.01%, indicating that leveraged longs are still holding on for dear life. Open interest remains at 105,366 BTC, unchanged; if these guys don’t get liquidated, how does the whale plan to pump the price?

The hunting path is pretty clear:

The massive 4H bearish candlestick on June 1st (with a single volume of 86,549) broke through the 72,000 supply-demand zone. This isn’t retail selling; this is institutional-level unloading or targeted liquidation. The current price at 69,667 has formed a temporary low, but below at 69,000 there’s a ton of stop-loss orders waiting, which is a liquidity pool. The whale’s target is likely to sweep 69,000 first, or even dip down to 67,500 to snag deeper stop losses from the long positions, only considering a reversal after completing the last wave of liquidation.

Naked K confirmation: Daily chart shows consecutive 7-day Lower Highs + Lower Lows, while the 4H chart has no signs of a bottom, and the 1H is weakly oscillating around 70,000 without any volume-driven rebound. In terms of volume and price, even though the current buy orders are at a ratio of 30:1, this kind of "catching a falling knife" buying will only become fuel for a new round of declines if it can’t push the price back above 71,000.

72,400 to 73,100 is an obvious short order block (the crash starting point); any rebound into this zone is like giving away free points.

Intraday strategy (mainly short, with some longs)

Short position: Place a short near 71,000, initial position 2%, add at 71,800 (3%), unified stop-loss at 72,500, target 69,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.8

Long position: Enter long near 68,000, initial position 2%, add at 67,500 (3%), unified stop-loss at 66,800, target 70,500, risk-reward ratio 1:1.6

4-hour swing strategy (mainly short, with some longs)

Short position: Place a short near 72,500 (bottom of the order block), initial position 2%, add at 73,100 (3%), unified stop-loss at 73,800, target 68,000, risk-reward ratio 1:2

Long position: Enter long near 67,500 (outer side of the deep liquidity pool), initial position 2%, add at 66,800 (3%), unified stop-loss at 66,000, target 72,000, risk-reward ratio 1:2

Where do you think the bottom is for this round of declines? Can 69,000 hold, or are we heading to 67,000? Share your thoughts in the comments.

$BTC

#BTC走势分析 #流动性猎杀 #BlackRock Crypto Portfolio down 17% this year.
AMD dropped 6%, are you still trying to catch the bottom? With a 169x PE, this "second AI chip" has goodwill making up one-third of its total assets, and the knife hasn't finished cutting yet. NVIDIA officially announced its entry into PC chips, directly stabbing into AMD's territory. AI chip export controls are tightening again, and the growth ceiling for data centers has been pressed down. Q1 earnings look shiny on the surface, with data centers at $5.8B, up 57% year-over-year, but the market reacted by dropping from 532 to 501, and another 3.5% in pre-market. Money votes with its feet, more honest than analysis. 1. Fundamental Hidden Risks Revenue is $10.25B, with a gross margin of 55.3% being acceptable, but a net margin of 13.5% and operating cash flow of $2.96B can't support a 169x valuation. The balance sheet hides $25.34B in goodwill (from the Xilinx acquisition); if AI growth slows, it triggers impairment testing, and the profit statement could blow up. Cash at $12.35B compared to the goodwill size shows a very thin safety cushion. 2. Hunting Path From 532 on the 4H chart, it has been a steady decline, with each bearish candlestick showing significant volume without any decent retracement. This indicates institutions are continuously offloading, not retail panic. The buy wall around 501 is thin, with real liquidity pools between 486 and 490, and deeper between 473 and 477. The main script for the big players is to create a false stabilization between 500 and 510 to attract bottom-feeders, then a long bearish candle sweeps through 490 to capture deep liquidity. The upper range of 522 to 528 is a strong resistance zone on the 4H order block. 3. Swing Strategy (Mainly short, with some long) Personal trading thoughts, for reference only, don’t blame me if I’m wrong "Short Position" Entry: Around 508, position size 2% Add-on: Around 535 (failure at the upper edge of the order block), position size 3% Stop-loss: 545 Target: 477→465 Risk/Reward: Entry 1:1.6 / Add-on 1:2.3 "Long Position" Entry: Around 477 (deep liquidity pool), position size 2% Add-on: Around 450 (weekly support), position size 3% Stop-loss: 440 Target: 508→520 Risk/Reward: Entry 1:1.6 / Add-on 1:2.8 Core Logic: A 169x PE during this heavily negative period is a target, with shorts holding a clear advantage. Long positions are only taken passively at deep support, not actively attacking. Will AMD hold at 500 or head straight for 450? Let’s discuss in the comments. $AMD #AMD #传统金融U本位
AMD dropped 6%, are you still trying to catch the bottom? With a 169x PE, this "second AI chip" has goodwill making up one-third of its total assets, and the knife hasn't finished cutting yet.

NVIDIA officially announced its entry into PC chips, directly stabbing into AMD's territory. AI chip export controls are tightening again, and the growth ceiling for data centers has been pressed down. Q1 earnings look shiny on the surface, with data centers at $5.8B, up 57% year-over-year, but the market reacted by dropping from 532 to 501, and another 3.5% in pre-market. Money votes with its feet, more honest than analysis.

1. Fundamental Hidden Risks

Revenue is $10.25B, with a gross margin of 55.3% being acceptable, but a net margin of 13.5% and operating cash flow of $2.96B can't support a 169x valuation. The balance sheet hides $25.34B in goodwill (from the Xilinx acquisition); if AI growth slows, it triggers impairment testing, and the profit statement could blow up. Cash at $12.35B compared to the goodwill size shows a very thin safety cushion.

2. Hunting Path

From 532 on the 4H chart, it has been a steady decline, with each bearish candlestick showing significant volume without any decent retracement. This indicates institutions are continuously offloading, not retail panic. The buy wall around 501 is thin, with real liquidity pools between 486 and 490, and deeper between 473 and 477. The main script for the big players is to create a false stabilization between 500 and 510 to attract bottom-feeders, then a long bearish candle sweeps through 490 to capture deep liquidity. The upper range of 522 to 528 is a strong resistance zone on the 4H order block.

3. Swing Strategy (Mainly short, with some long) Personal trading thoughts, for reference only, don’t blame me if I’m wrong

"Short Position"
Entry: Around 508, position size 2%
Add-on: Around 535 (failure at the upper edge of the order block), position size 3%
Stop-loss: 545
Target: 477→465
Risk/Reward: Entry 1:1.6 / Add-on 1:2.3

"Long Position"
Entry: Around 477 (deep liquidity pool), position size 2%
Add-on: Around 450 (weekly support), position size 3%
Stop-loss: 440
Target: 508→520
Risk/Reward: Entry 1:1.6 / Add-on 1:2.8

Core Logic: A 169x PE during this heavily negative period is a target, with shorts holding a clear advantage. Long positions are only taken passively at deep support, not actively attacking.

Will AMD hold at 500 or head straight for 450? Let’s discuss in the comments.

$AMD #AMD #传统金融U本位
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Bearish
The funding rate has been positive for eight consecutive periods, and the bulls haven't given up, but the price has been ground from 77,282 down to 72,800 without a decent rebound. The script the big players love: boiling frogs in warm water, waiting to stab you when you try to add to your long position. Hunting Path Analysis The daily chart has shown five consecutive weak candlesticks, while the 4H chart has been oscillating between 73,171 and 74,250 for 48 hours, with the highs continuously compressing: 74,109 → 74,250 → 74,070 → 73,816. This isn't accumulation; it's distribution. The big bearish candle on May 28 released a massive 179,446 BTC, followed by a low-volume consolidation (52k → 58k → 26k), with a volume drop + low volume sideways = no equivalent buying support to take over. The 1H chart spiked down to 73,171 in the early hours but failed to rebound, continuing to weaken. This indicates that liquidity at this level was only partially swept, with the key targets for the big players being down around 72,400 to 72,600 (double bottom low). The positive funding rate + open interest at 105,103 BTC high means retail bulls haven't fully cleared out, so the big players have no reason to pump the price now. Key Structural Levels Bearish order block: 74,000 to 74,250 Near-term liquidity pool: 73,130 to 73,171 (touched but not fully swept) Deep liquidity pool: 72,400 to 72,600 Trading Strategy: Primary short, secondary long 【Alternative Strategy】 「Intraday Short」 Initial position: Around 73,800, position size 2% Add position: Around 74,100, position size 3% Unified stop-loss: 74,300 Target: 72,600 → 72,400 「Intraday Long」 Initial position: Around 72,500, position size 2% Add position: Around 72,200, position size 3% Unified stop-loss: 71,900 Target: 73,200 → 73,600 【Preferred Strategy】 「Swing Short」 Initial position: Around 74,000, position size 2% Add position: Around 74,400, position size 3% Unified stop-loss: 74,700 Target: 72,000 → 71,500 「Swing Long」 Initial position: Around 71,800, position size 2% Add position: Around 71,400, position size 3% Unified stop-loss: 71,000 Target: 73,500 → 74,500 In a nutshell: The bulls won't be fully dead before the big players have reasons to pump. Only when 72,400 gets swept and the funding rate turns negative will that be the true signal for bulls to enter. Will BTC break straight through 72,000 or will it grind at 73,000 until the bulls cut their losses? Let's chat in the comments 👇 #BTC走势分析 #合约交易 #流动性猎杀 #bearish
The funding rate has been positive for eight consecutive periods, and the bulls haven't given up, but the price has been ground from 77,282 down to 72,800 without a decent rebound. The script the big players love: boiling frogs in warm water, waiting to stab you when you try to add to your long position.

Hunting Path Analysis

The daily chart has shown five consecutive weak candlesticks, while the 4H chart has been oscillating between 73,171 and 74,250 for 48 hours, with the highs continuously compressing: 74,109 → 74,250 → 74,070 → 73,816. This isn't accumulation; it's distribution. The big bearish candle on May 28 released a massive 179,446 BTC, followed by a low-volume consolidation (52k → 58k → 26k), with a volume drop + low volume sideways = no equivalent buying support to take over.

The 1H chart spiked down to 73,171 in the early hours but failed to rebound, continuing to weaken. This indicates that liquidity at this level was only partially swept, with the key targets for the big players being down around 72,400 to 72,600 (double bottom low). The positive funding rate + open interest at 105,103 BTC high means retail bulls haven't fully cleared out, so the big players have no reason to pump the price now.

Key Structural Levels
Bearish order block: 74,000 to 74,250
Near-term liquidity pool: 73,130 to 73,171 (touched but not fully swept)
Deep liquidity pool: 72,400 to 72,600

Trading Strategy: Primary short, secondary long

【Alternative Strategy】
「Intraday Short」
Initial position: Around 73,800, position size 2%
Add position: Around 74,100, position size 3%
Unified stop-loss: 74,300
Target: 72,600 → 72,400

「Intraday Long」
Initial position: Around 72,500, position size 2%
Add position: Around 72,200, position size 3%
Unified stop-loss: 71,900
Target: 73,200 → 73,600

【Preferred Strategy】
「Swing Short」
Initial position: Around 74,000, position size 2%
Add position: Around 74,400, position size 3%
Unified stop-loss: 74,700
Target: 72,000 → 71,500

「Swing Long」
Initial position: Around 71,800, position size 2%
Add position: Around 71,400, position size 3%
Unified stop-loss: 71,000
Target: 73,500 → 74,500

In a nutshell: The bulls won't be fully dead before the big players have reasons to pump. Only when 72,400 gets swept and the funding rate turns negative will that be the true signal for bulls to enter.

Will BTC break straight through 72,000 or will it grind at 73,000 until the bulls cut their losses? Let's chat in the comments 👇

#BTC走势分析 #合约交易 #流动性猎杀 #bearish
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Bullish
There are tons of analysts out there, but how many are bold enough to drop direct levels every day? That kind of confidence isn't something just anyone can pull off; maybe their tech just isn't up to scratch, right? $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) #比特币长期持有量创新高
There are tons of analysts out there, but how many are bold enough to drop direct levels every day? That kind of confidence isn't something just anyone can pull off; maybe their tech just isn't up to scratch, right? $BTC
#比特币长期持有量创新高
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Bearish
73,900 has been tested 4 times but can't break through, and the long stop-loss below 72,556 hasn't been swept — what big move is the main players planning? The daily chart shows 3 consecutive bearish candles dropping from 78,077 to 72,556, a total drop of 5,500 points. Today, we ended with a small bullish candle, the body only 132 points, not even a fraction of the previous day's drop. This isn't a reversal; it's just catching its breath. 1. Naked K + Volume Price On the 4H level, it's been ranging between 72,556 and 73,932 for 60 hours. The upper boundary of 73,900 has been hit 4 times without breaking (highs at 73,932/73,844/73,909), clearly indicating supply pressure. The lower boundary at 72,556 saw two bounces but without significant volume support. Key volume price signal: On 05-28, that 4H candle had a volume spike of 51,088 BTC dropping to 72,556, which is the largest selling pressure recently. The following rebound saw a maximum volume of only 22,553 BTC, less than half the selling volume. Currently, the 4H volume has shrunk to 8,714 BTC. Conclusion: Selling pressure has paused but buying interest is weaker; it can't drop or rally. 2. Hunting Path The funding rate has been positive for 8 consecutive periods (0.005% to 0.01%), with longs continuously paying. The price has dropped 5,500 points, and the longs are still in the game, with a large stack of long stop-loss orders below 72,556. The main players are likely to sweep down next: first stop at 72,500 (previous low liquidity pool), second stop between 71,800 and 72,000 (deep liquidity below the integer level). After sweeping these stop-losses, shorts will take profits, and new longs will enter, which could provide the momentum to rebound above 74,000. Upper supply zone: 74,200 to 74,600 (daily open position area) Short order block: 74,400 to 74,565 (initial drop point) Lower demand zone: 71,800 to 72,000 (untested deep liquidity) 3. Trading Strategy Intraday (mainly short, with some long) Short position: Initial position 2% entry from 73,900 to 74,100, add 3% from 74,400 to 74,600, uniform stop-loss at 74,850. Target 72,500 to 71,800, risk-reward ratio 1:1.8 to 1:2.2. Long position: Initial position 2% entry from 72,400 to 72,600, add 3% from 71,800 to 72,000, uniform stop-loss at 71,500. Target 73,400 to 74,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.5 to 1:1.8. Swing (mainly short, with some long) Short position: Initial position 2% entry from 74,400 to 74,600, add 3% from 75,200 to 75,400, uniform stop-loss at 75,700. Target 72,000 to 71,000, risk-reward ratio 1:2 to 1:2.5. Long position: Initial position 2% entry from 71,600 to 71,800, add 3% from 70,800 to 71,000, uniform stop-loss at 70,500. Target 73,500 to 74,500, risk-reward ratio 1:2 to 1:2.3. Can 73,900 break today? Are you guys long or short? $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) #BTC走势分析 #看跌
73,900 has been tested 4 times but can't break through, and the long stop-loss below 72,556 hasn't been swept — what big move is the main players planning?

The daily chart shows 3 consecutive bearish candles dropping from 78,077 to 72,556, a total drop of 5,500 points. Today, we ended with a small bullish candle, the body only 132 points, not even a fraction of the previous day's drop. This isn't a reversal; it's just catching its breath.

1. Naked K + Volume Price

On the 4H level, it's been ranging between 72,556 and 73,932 for 60 hours. The upper boundary of 73,900 has been hit 4 times without breaking (highs at 73,932/73,844/73,909), clearly indicating supply pressure. The lower boundary at 72,556 saw two bounces but without significant volume support.

Key volume price signal: On 05-28, that 4H candle had a volume spike of 51,088 BTC dropping to 72,556, which is the largest selling pressure recently. The following rebound saw a maximum volume of only 22,553 BTC, less than half the selling volume. Currently, the 4H volume has shrunk to 8,714 BTC. Conclusion: Selling pressure has paused but buying interest is weaker; it can't drop or rally.

2. Hunting Path

The funding rate has been positive for 8 consecutive periods (0.005% to 0.01%), with longs continuously paying. The price has dropped 5,500 points, and the longs are still in the game, with a large stack of long stop-loss orders below 72,556.

The main players are likely to sweep down next: first stop at 72,500 (previous low liquidity pool), second stop between 71,800 and 72,000 (deep liquidity below the integer level). After sweeping these stop-losses, shorts will take profits, and new longs will enter, which could provide the momentum to rebound above 74,000.

Upper supply zone: 74,200 to 74,600 (daily open position area)
Short order block: 74,400 to 74,565 (initial drop point)
Lower demand zone: 71,800 to 72,000 (untested deep liquidity)

3. Trading Strategy

Intraday (mainly short, with some long)

Short position: Initial position 2% entry from 73,900 to 74,100, add 3% from 74,400 to 74,600, uniform stop-loss at 74,850. Target 72,500 to 71,800, risk-reward ratio 1:1.8 to 1:2.2.

Long position: Initial position 2% entry from 72,400 to 72,600, add 3% from 71,800 to 72,000, uniform stop-loss at 71,500. Target 73,400 to 74,000, risk-reward ratio 1:1.5 to 1:1.8.

Swing (mainly short, with some long)

Short position: Initial position 2% entry from 74,400 to 74,600, add 3% from 75,200 to 75,400, uniform stop-loss at 75,700. Target 72,000 to 71,000, risk-reward ratio 1:2 to 1:2.5.

Long position: Initial position 2% entry from 71,600 to 71,800, add 3% from 70,800 to 71,000, uniform stop-loss at 70,500. Target 73,500 to 74,500, risk-reward ratio 1:2 to 1:2.3.

Can 73,900 break today? Are you guys long or short?

$BTC
#BTC走势分析 #看跌
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