Bitcoin: in the short term, yesterday's resistance at 60,000 has turned into support.



Plus, the second round of strait negotiations starting tomorrow have not yet been finalized, so basically the problem won't be too big. If you have long positions below 59,000 at the bottom, you can consider reducing them.

Then, temporarily at the 61,300-61,800 level, look for another opportunity to enter short. ​​​$BTC
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GateUser-26374bb4
· 1m ago
Negotiations not settling is the best settling. Buying below 59000 was indeed comfortable. Taking profit in batches now is fine.
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Can'tSleepWithoutSigningThe
· 2m ago
If something goes wrong in the strait negotiations, the 618 short position directly becomes a stop loss, or wait for a signal.
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RedGlass
· 32m ago
613-618 short? There are probably a lot of pending orders at this level, beware of fake breakouts.
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PerpWhisperer
· 2h ago
The short-term trading script is ready: confirm support → event buffer → up in the air; an old hand trader knows it.
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ShortPositionsAtTheElevator
· 2h ago
The 6w trend turning into support is indeed holding steady. Before the “shoe drops” on the other side of the strait, the market will likely stay volatile. I’ve reduced part of my position, and I’ll reassess the bearish/short opportunity around 618.
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