📊 BTC Today’s Long Trading Plan April 15, 2026 (15/04/2026)

🔥 Aggressive Order (Short-term)

Long Entry Range: 72,800 – 73,200

Stop Loss: 72,300

Take Profit: 74,200 / 75,000

Currently suitable for rebound trading after a pullback, the logic is a quick recovery following short-term liquidity sweep, which is a typical rebound pattern, but false breakouts are common, so strict stop-loss management is necessary.

🧠 Conservative Order (Entry after confirmation)

Entry Condition: Stand firm above 75,000 (Break & hold)

Entry Range: 75,200 – 75,800 (Entry)

Stop Loss: 73,800 (SL)

Take Profit: 78,000 – 80,000 (TP)

A safer approach is to wait for a breakout confirmation before entering; this is a structural level, and once an effective breakout occurs, it indicates the market is shifting from consolidation to an upward trend.

🚀 Long-term Order (Mid-term layout)

Position Building Range: 68,000 – 72,000 (Accumulation zone)

Stop Loss: 65,000 (Invalidation)

Targets: 85,000 / 95,000 / New Highs (Targets)

Long-term trading is better suited for phased positioning; this area is more about capital rotation, not chasing the top, but acquiring chips at low levels.

📈 Market Trend Judgment

Bitcoin’s current structure is leaning towards sideways with a bullish bias.
The decline has not continued, indicating insufficient bearish momentum; at the same time, Ethereum is strengthening, representing a market risk appetite recovery. But the macro environment still exerts pressure, and the upward pace is likely to be a repeated tug-of-war rather than a one-sided move.

🎯 Core Idea

Short-term trading focuses on volatility, mid-term waits for breakouts, long-term considers position.
The key is not the direction itself, but the logic you use to approach that direction.

The above is only personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.