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This week, not a single long position disappointed you, moving from 73,900 DOU to above 79,000, with the straight-range interval spanning 5,000.
In the evening, the long position at 78,000 was reduced at 79,000, but the original intention remains unchanged—continuing to watch above 80,000, with the defense moved upward.

Bitcoin has broken through the previous high again, reaching above 78,400. Currently, the Asian session volume has basically ended, so a short-term pullback can be expected.
Consider shorting around 78,300-78,800, with a pullback below targeting around 77,300-76,800.

The US-Iran talks are like a romantic relationship, with the two parties repeatedly having emotional ups and downs, and now they are entering the honeymoon phase again.
Yesterday, we kept insisting on entering the market around 75,000, even though the pullback came a bit late, it still provided a good position. Even if entering at 75,500, there was still a 1,000-point room to profit.
Currently, resistance is still around 7.7, with support at around 7.5. The strategy today remains to buy on dips.

Brothers, the script was already written for you, right? After it hits 77000, it starts to pull back, and then once the US stock market opens, it basically starts to rebound.
Overall, things are still following the script—there hasn’t been any major deviation. For now, we just need to wait for “that one” to catch up on the rebound, and then it can send the big cake flying.

In line with expectations, Bitcoin surged past 77,000 and then started to pull back, so now is another buying opportunity.
Bitcoin between 75,800 and 75,300 is a good entry point, leaving a position for adding more. Conservative traders can buy again around 75,000. The wife also joins in simultaneously.

Relying on 75,500, the European session pushed higher and touched around 77,000.
If the trend proceeds normally, it will be a European session extension, then a pullback, followed by another extension, with an upward oscillation.
So next, it will still pull back before moving up again.

As mentioned overnight, as long as it doesn't break 75,500-75,000, the subsequent trend still looks like a rebound, with a dip down to around 75,450 at most, but it didn't go further.
In the afternoon, the decline continued within 75,500-75,000, with the next target at 76,500-77,000, and the second batch of buyers entered simultaneously.

Big pie surged overnight and started to retreat after reaching around 76,200; its low in the morning was around 73,700. Currently, amid repeated fluctuations in US-Iran relations, the price action has also gradually become hard to read.
At present, the big pie is trading around 75,200. The 76,200 area above is acting as a resistance pressure point, while support near the 74,000 area has formed below. Currently, the technical indicators have not formed a three-line resonance, so the amplitude is unlikely to see large fluctuations.
Meanwhile, the downward structure has not turned bad; a pullback