Thursday morning, Bitcoin's overall rhythm is mainly characterized by oscillation as before.

After pulling back to the 70,600 level overnight, the price was quickly pulled back up, standing above 71,000 again. The tug-of-war between bulls and bears is obvious, but a real breakout has not yet formed. This seemingly "boring" movement is actually the best time for short-term trading to shine. If you get the rhythm right, accumulating small gains becomes more stable.

From the current structure, the small-level range remains intact, with prices still "moving within the box." Before there's a volume-driven breakthrough, this oscillation will likely continue. Watch the 72,000 level for overhead resistance, and pay attention to the 69,000 zone for support. Following the "no break, no reversal" approach, looking for pullbacks remains the main theme.

Operationally, keep it simple. If prices rally to above 71,500 in the morning, you can batch open short positions, first targeting a pullback to the 69,000 zone. If there's no follow-through after declining, then consider reversing to go long. As long as the range doesn't break, buy dips and sell rallies. Rhythm comes first, direction comes second.$BTC ‌#Gate正式接入Polymarket