#数字资产市场动态 BTC 4-Hour Double Bottom: How to Operate?

The 4-hour chart shows a double bottom pattern forming, which is a bullish reversal signal. But it’s important to clarify—this is only a short-term pattern. If the larger timeframes’ trend remains unchanged, the medium-term direction is still uncertain.

What’s the most critical point? A volume breakout above the neckline. After breaking out, a retest that doesn’t break below the neckline indicates a more stable upward move; if it falls below, the pattern invalidates.

How to estimate the potential upside? Simply and roughly—use the distance from the double bottom low point to the neckline added to the neckline level. This gives the minimum target for gains and can serve as a reference for short-term profit-taking.

The actual operation steps are as follows:

1. **When volume breaks above the neckline**, try a small position to go long; don’t go all-in at once.
2. **After a retest and stabilization**, gradually add to your position; this makes risk more controllable.
3. **Where to set stop-loss?** Place it below the double bottom low point to clearly define the risk boundary.

But don’t just look at the 4-hour chart. What are the trends on the daily and weekly charts? Is the volume sufficient? How are the MACD and RSI performing? All these factors need to be considered together. The biggest risks are false breakouts due to insufficient volume and sudden news events that can disrupt the market. Relying on a single signal to place orders is too dangerous.