Night trading strategy has been updated. Thank you all for your support. This account is used solely to synchronize instructions with everyone. Let's witness together. Figure 3 shows the logic for opening positions during the day, with entry points provided.
February 26 Night BTC/ETH Mishi Strategy The two high short positions given in the morning have both successfully played out, with a good risk-reward ratio. There's no need to always aim for the first wave's high point; once the signal appears, taking the second wave with a high safety margin is very feasible, and the potential space isn't much different. BTC: Currently still in a consolidation pattern, as the 69,000-71,400 resistance zone has been under pressure for nearly 10 trading days. Today is only the first day touching this area, so patience and time are needed. The medium- to long-term recovery pattern remains unchanged. When prices come down, continue to recommend breaking through good positions. The ultimate target for this round is the 71,400-74,400 range. Near-term resistance is at 69,000, near-term support at 67,665. Breaking below could lead to the 66,300-67,150 zone, which is also a recommended entry point. The dividing line for Bitcoin is at 65,400-66,300; yesterday, this zone was also the starting point. Breaking this zone is not allowed; if it happens, a reassessment of the overall trend is necessary. ETH: Intraday, ETH is consolidating within the 2038-2075 range. The larger resistance zone ahead is at 2100-2171. During the day, a high near 2075 was made in sync with Bitcoin, with a decent space. The approach is the same: once the resistance is touched, the trend pauses for a rest and to consolidate chips. The ultimate target for this round is the 2197-2257 range. Keep an eye on whether the short-term correction touches the 2000-2015 level below. The dividing line at 1965 remains unchanged.
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Night trading strategy has been updated. Thank you all for your support. This account is used solely to synchronize instructions with everyone. Let's witness together. Figure 3 shows the logic for opening positions during the day, with entry points provided.
February 26 Night BTC/ETH Mishi Strategy
The two high short positions given in the morning have both successfully played out, with a good risk-reward ratio. There's no need to always aim for the first wave's high point; once the signal appears, taking the second wave with a high safety margin is very feasible, and the potential space isn't much different.
BTC: Currently still in a consolidation pattern, as the 69,000-71,400 resistance zone has been under pressure for nearly 10 trading days. Today is only the first day touching this area, so patience and time are needed. The medium- to long-term recovery pattern remains unchanged. When prices come down, continue to recommend breaking through good positions. The ultimate target for this round is the 71,400-74,400 range. Near-term resistance is at 69,000, near-term support at 67,665. Breaking below could lead to the 66,300-67,150 zone, which is also a recommended entry point. The dividing line for Bitcoin is at 65,400-66,300; yesterday, this zone was also the starting point. Breaking this zone is not allowed; if it happens, a reassessment of the overall trend is necessary.
ETH: Intraday, ETH is consolidating within the 2038-2075 range. The larger resistance zone ahead is at 2100-2171. During the day, a high near 2075 was made in sync with Bitcoin, with a decent space. The approach is the same: once the resistance is touched, the trend pauses for a rest and to consolidate chips. The ultimate target for this round is the 2197-2257 range. Keep an eye on whether the short-term correction touches the 2000-2015 level below. The dividing line at 1965 remains unchanged.