BTC latest technical analysis and trading strategy update. The original plan was to go long around 85,000, but the pullback only reached 86,000. After a few days of waiting, I still didn't get the chance to enter, so it seems I need to adjust my approach.
From the 4-hour chart, the market is still moving within an ascending wedge. After the first pullback, a consolidation and correction occurred, and there is a high probability of a rebound next. According to the forecast, this rebound could push towards the 89,000 area. If the market follows a three-wave decline pattern, it should reach the B point for the rebound.
In the short-term strategy, once the rebound is confirmed to start, I prefer to enter short positions around 89,000. The target remains at 85,000, with a stop-loss set around 90,000. This risk-reward ratio is relatively reasonable.
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Web3Educator
· 2h ago
ngl the 8.6k miss hits different... let me break this down for my students real quick - this is textbook wedge formation behavior, fundamentally speaking. seen this pattern play out 1000+ times in my bootcamp lmr smh
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BoredStaker
· 8h ago
Wait a minute, haven't you received the update from 85,000 to 86,000 yet? Man, your patience is truly remarkable.
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TokenVelocity
· 8h ago
86,000 missed out, which is a bit regrettable. However, this rebound to 89,000 before shorting seems more secure.
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CompoundPersonality
· 8h ago
It's really frustrating not to have caught the 85,000. This rebound to 89,000 and then shorting again seems to have a decent risk-reward ratio. It all depends on whether I can precisely catch the moment when the rebound starts.
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TokenToaster
· 9h ago
Wait, you didn't take the long position at 8.5 and now want to short at 8.9? This logic is a bit... counterintuitive?
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DegenApeSurfer
· 9h ago
86,000 won't come down, it's annoying. Waiting for so long only to be disappointed. I also have to accept a change in approach.
BTC latest technical analysis and trading strategy update. The original plan was to go long around 85,000, but the pullback only reached 86,000. After a few days of waiting, I still didn't get the chance to enter, so it seems I need to adjust my approach.
From the 4-hour chart, the market is still moving within an ascending wedge. After the first pullback, a consolidation and correction occurred, and there is a high probability of a rebound next. According to the forecast, this rebound could push towards the 89,000 area. If the market follows a three-wave decline pattern, it should reach the B point for the rebound.
In the short-term strategy, once the rebound is confirmed to start, I prefer to enter short positions around 89,000. The target remains at 85,000, with a stop-loss set around 90,000. This risk-reward ratio is relatively reasonable.