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The overall trend of the second coin is relatively more standard, with no chaotic needle insertion behavior. After a surge in trading volume in the 4-hour pressure zone of 2050-2100, it then pulled back. Compared to the main coin, the second coin has a narrower overall fluctuation range, between 2088-1990, with less than 100 points of volatility. It is clear that the key resistance levels of the second coin do not coincide with those of the main coin, and the battle between bulls and bears mainly occurs around the 2100 mark. In terms of operation, you should adopt a sideways trading mindset; d

The market has dropped again, it's really exhausting—just when you can't resist jumping in, it immediately weakens. From 120,000 down to 60,000 or 70,000, almost halving, everyone is shouting about bottom fishing, but when it really drops, no one dares to make a move. Not at 80,000, not at 70,000, not at 60,000—by the time it hits 30,000 or 40,000, you'll be even more hesitant. Chasing high at the top, being timid at the bottom—that's the most genuine human nature. Don't just talk about it without action; when the price is cheap, being brave enough to buy is true skill. Everyone is shouting ab

In the early morning, Middle East tensions eased, risk appetite increased, and Bitcoin experienced a rebound, but it has not yet reached the previous high around 74,000. There is also significant resistance near 72,000.
Currently, at this level, it is not recommended to chase short positions. Instead, consider a pullback to around 69,500/70,200 to go long again and look for a rebound!

Bitcoin's current decline will not be smooth sailing; there will be repeated attempts to trap bulls and bears, as well as shake out weak hands. The current trend is following this script. The area around 72,000 is a key resistance zone. If it cannot break through effectively, a new round of decline will begin. If bearish liquidity concentrates above, the main players may push prices higher again to harvest liquidity before falling back. Market sentiment is most fragile; a short-term rebound of just a few thousand points can make people forget the risks of the previous sharp pullback.