Recently, Bitcoin has shown a volatile trend. From a technical perspective, it is currently in the fourth wave of a rebound, with a subsequent fifth wave of decline expected, targeting around 75,000.
**Short Position Strategy** Aggressive traders can short in the 88,500-88,700 range, with a target of 88,700-87,700, and a stop loss set at 89,400; if you prefer a more conservative approach, you can wait until a break below 89,500-89,700 to go short, with the same target of 87,700-87,700, and move the stop loss to 90,600 to ensure room for error.
**Long Position Strategy** There are also opportunities at the bottom: around 87,000-87,200, you can open long positions, targeting 88,000-89,000; if you think this level hasn't bottomed out yet, you can add longs at 87,800-87,600, with a stop loss at 86,000, and targets moving upward to 86,600-87,600.
Speaking of trading, it’s really just a small matter—being a good person is the most important. Once we meet in the market, we are friends. The key is to protect your principal and steadily make profits from swing opportunities.
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BlockDetective
· 8h ago
Bro, this analysis looks reliable, but I don't know if the market will follow the script. Anyway, I'm holding my long positions around 87,000 and waiting to see what happens.
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SellTheBounce
· 8h ago
Five waves down to 75,000? I think there's always something lower waiting for you.
When it rebounds, you should sell—that's the truth. Don't be fooled by these rebounds.
Around 87,000? Haha, I only believe in buying more after a decline.
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CryptoNomics
· 8h ago
*sigh* another elliott wave enthusiast who hasn't bothered checking the correlation matrix between on-chain metrics and price action. your five-wave thesis ignores the fundamental tokenomics entirely.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 8h ago
Sigh, it's the same old talk about wave four and wave five. Bro, can you get this prediction right this time?
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ZKSherlock
· 8h ago
actually... the whole "wave theory predicts 75k" thing always makes me laugh. like, have you considered what the trust assumptions are here? you're basically betting on elliott wave patterns holding up cryptographically—which they don't, tbh. zero epistemic rigor whatsoever.
Recently, Bitcoin has shown a volatile trend. From a technical perspective, it is currently in the fourth wave of a rebound, with a subsequent fifth wave of decline expected, targeting around 75,000.
**Short Position Strategy**
Aggressive traders can short in the 88,500-88,700 range, with a target of 88,700-87,700, and a stop loss set at 89,400; if you prefer a more conservative approach, you can wait until a break below 89,500-89,700 to go short, with the same target of 87,700-87,700, and move the stop loss to 90,600 to ensure room for error.
**Long Position Strategy**
There are also opportunities at the bottom: around 87,000-87,200, you can open long positions, targeting 88,000-89,000; if you think this level hasn't bottomed out yet, you can add longs at 87,800-87,600, with a stop loss at 86,000, and targets moving upward to 86,600-87,600.
Speaking of trading, it’s really just a small matter—being a good person is the most important. Once we meet in the market, we are friends. The key is to protect your principal and steadily make profits from swing opportunities.