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4/28 BTC Intraday Strategy
Currently, this wave of decline is essentially a "panic sell-off," and it occurred under generally positive news conditions. This kind of movement is more like the main force shaking out traders, clearing out short-term bulls, or even turning sentiment into bearishness. Once market sentiment is sufficiently shaken out, a quick rally often follows, specifically targeting those who were shaken out of their positions, and then looking for new opportunities to re-enter.
BTC can be gradually accumulated in the 76,300–76,500 range, without rushing all at once; taking it sl
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The Bank of Japan's decision to keep interest rates unchanged as expected is actually a mildly positive signal for the crypto market. The Bank of Japan continues to keep interest rates at 0.75%, indicating that global liquidity has not tightened further, and at least in the short term, it won't put additional pressure on risk assets.
In other words, the market's biggest fear is "unexpected tightening," and this outcome is like the shoe dropping, which actually helps stabilize sentiment. For assets like BTC, as long as dollar liquidity doesn't shrink significantly, combined with funds seeking y
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Yesterday's long position at the low end of this wave was successfully realized, almost capturing nearly 1,000 points of space.
That sharp decline then immediately ignited the emotions of a bunch of bears and calling for a bear market KOLs. 😂
But I still say: it's okay to be bearish, what's your logic?
I hope everyone can provide more quality analysis, speak with logic, and improve together through discussion, rather than following emotions.
Looking back, many calling for a bear yesterday probably shouted from 73,000 all the way to 79,000; such calls have little reference value.
The
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This wave of BTC sell-off is actually giving the bulls an opportunity.
Between 76,400–76,500, you can start accumulating more positions in batches.
This round looks more like a short-term violent shakeout, rapidly dropping without obvious negative news, clearly a trap to induce selling, but the overall upward trend hasn't changed.
Set your stop-loss at 74,800 and just focus on defense.
The initial rebound target is 79,300.
The pullback is an opportunity for you to get in; this rebound is very likely to break new highs directly. Hold your long positions well, be patient and wait for the rise, a
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Opportunities this week exist, but the risks are higher. Team members should follow the news—only then won’t you be left behind by market volatility. Following the news is more important than stubbornly holding onto a direction!
1️⃣ US-Iran Negotiations
Iran has said it will open the Strait of Hormuz and ease tensions, and Trump is also preparing to hold a meeting to discuss it.
As long as there is progress in the negotiations, it will be positive for the market.
2️⃣ Bank of Japan (Tuesday)
Most likely, there will be no rate hike; the key is what they say afterward.
If their stance is
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SOL’s current price action is a bit weak this round. Even today’s intraday wick pierced through the support level—resistance overhead remains quite obvious.
For now, keep the thinking simple: first focus on the support at 84.33. If there’s another wick that taps into this area, you can try a small-position long entry. Just make sure you set a stop loss. If you want to be steadier, you can wait until around 82.79 before entering—it will be a bit safer.
As for the upside, first watch 87.75 as the key dividing line. If the 4-hour timeframe can reclaim 87.75 and close solidly above it, the bullish
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ETH this wave is the same, rising to the resistance zone and then pulling back, but still a relatively weak market structure.
The support below first looks at the 2289–2250 range. If the market dips into this zone, consider gradually adding long positions; this range offers a very good new price advantage.
Above, the 2340 level is a key dividing line; the bulls and bears are fighting here. If the four-hour chart can stabilize above 2340 again, the bullish structure remains intact, and there’s a chance to continue pushing higher, with the next target around 2423.
Wait for a pullback to add long
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That move up for Bitcoin, followed by the pullback, is actually quite normal. Once it reaches a resistance level, it naturally needs to retrace to digest. Earlier, the first time it surged to 79,500, it only stabilized after retracing to around 76,600.
For this round of pullback, first focus on the 77,400 level. If you’re holding short positions, you can consider trimming your positions around here or just exiting directly. After all, this is a daily-chart-level support. As long as the daily chart doesn’t break below it, the overall bullish structure is still intact.
If 77,400-76,600 can hold,
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Right now, short-term market action is all about tug-of-war—bulls and bears switching up especially fast. It’s not just a battle of technicals; it’s also a test of mindset.
To survive in the crypto space, your way of thinking needs to be a bit more flexible. In many cases, it’s really not about who’s smarter—it’s about who can be more “calm.” When placing trades, don’t carry too many emotions. Try to treat yourself like a machine that executes a strategy: when it’s time to enter, enter; when it’s time to exit, exit. That’s how you can go further.
But honestly, the market conditions lately real
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Several posts on Friday already covered it—everyone, don’t chase shorts. The support in the 77,400–76,900 area is arguably quite strong!
Before opening a position, don’t factor your expected price into the market right away. Technical analysis relies on logic to increase the odds, not 100%. For those who think if it can’t go up then it must fall again—have you been trapped in your position?
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Free America, shooting every day
This shot immediately triggered a round of hype and a rise
Someone? Hit a few more times?
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The post in the morning already mentioned that contact between both sides is inevitable, but expecting either side to truly make concessions is basically unrealistic.
So this round is mostly driven by emotions, and it’s definitely a short-term positive. But even if a ceasefire is truly reached, the probability of the Taiwan Strait returning to normal traffic in the short term is low. Iran has laid a large number of mines, and officials have said that conservatively, it will take more than 3 months to clear them.
In the short term, it’s fine to go long based on emotions, but once at a high leve
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ETH's current trend is really quite disappointing, clearly very weak. In contrast, Bitcoin is very solid; no matter how chaotic the news outside, it just won't fall. The 77,400 level can't be broken through at all, with extremely strong support.
Right now, there’s basically nothing to say about altcoins; the strategy is to wait for a rebound to a high level before shorting, aiming for a decent profit margin. With the May Day holiday approaching, funds from the big A-shares market are likely to continue flowing here. In the short term, Bitcoin might push towards 80,000 or even 81,000, which isn
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BTC midday this wave basically hovered around 77,500, with not much rhythm, but there's a detail to note — the level at 76,600 below has been tested twice, and each time it quickly pierced through and then pulled back above 77k, indicating that this zone still has strong support.
So the overall strategy remains unchanged, and a pullback is still an opportunity to go long.
In the 76,300–76,600 range, you can gradually build long positions.
The first target is around 78,500.
The second target is 79,300.
Stop loss is set at 75,800.
With support below, don’t rush to short easily; waiting for a pul
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Yesterday’s main force still wanted to keep pushing higher, but due to yesterday’s news—when Iran’s negotiation representative resigned—oil prices suddenly skyrocketed, leaving the main force feeling powerless to push higher. The current market is very clear: there isn’t enough confidence that the situation will ease. Although contact between both sides is possible, it’s relatively difficult for both sides to make concessions on the talks. As a result, Bitcoin started plunging during the US stock market session.
But yesterday’s idea of going long on the dip is still basically fine—it's just th
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The strategy I publicly shared yesterday is actually completely consistent with the entry levels I discussed within my internal group. But honestly, how many people can still follow the operations after seeing the post? Judging by the proportion, it might not even be 1/10 of the group.
The market has never lacked good strategies—what it lacks is execution. Many people don’t not understand; they just can’t do it. Either they lack patience, or they don’t dare to take action, or they hesitate and miss the opportunity.
To put it simply, making money doesn’t rely on strategy alone—more importantly,
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Why can negative funding rates actually be bullish?
The open interest in the futures market is always 1:1 between long and short positions; when ignoring transaction costs like fees, funding, and slippage, profits and losses are nearly zero-sum, meaning the money gained by longs is lost by shorts.
Therefore, to open a short position, there must be an opposing order—either a short position closing or a long position opening with the same size.
If a “new short opening vs. old short closing” match occurs, the open interest (OI) remains unchanged; if a “new short opening vs. new long opening” matc
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It seems that the news flow is now having a less severe impact on the cryptocurrency price than before. Hoping that the Israel–Lebanon negotiations can bring about a good result!
The period when online sentiment drove market volatility is already over. Next, we should closely watch the ceasefire agreement/oil prices/interest rate cut expectations to see where the market goes.
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Look at the chart! First, I won't ask if the strategy is accurate or not, but did you keep up?
Recently, the public strategies have all hit the mark, and the luck god has been especially favoring me during this period. I hope everyone who kept up has made some profit!
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