Market Trend Analysis: $BTC (2026-6-5) When in doubt, look at the weekly level~ Recently, the bottom has been oscillating downward, which is a very unsuitable trend for technical analysis. Why? Because from a technical perspective, after a significant drop, the best cost-performance move is to go long (small stop loss, large gain), but due to continuous new lows without a waterfall decline, it becomes very difficult to trade. From the weekly perspective, the week of June 8 is about to close. If the weekly candle closes below 64800, it can basically be confirmed that the downtrend will continue. In that case, short-term traders need to look for mid-to-long-term shorting opportunities at higher levels. Tomorrow is Saturday and Sunday, the two days with the worst liquidity. Monday will start the weekly close, which will also be a day of market turning and results. It is not recommended to bet on the market direction during these two days. It's best to wait for the weekly close on Monday to see the outcome before looking for opportunities via text messages!

Market Analysis: $BTC (2026-6-4) Here's an hourly analysis today. After this big drop, I'll directly give the rebound scenario. A single bottom spike won't hold, no need to argue with me. As long as the second pullback doesn't break the new low, a rebound will definitely come～ So I choose to short around 64800, with a stop loss if it breaks and holds above 64800. Take profit when the second pullback holds below, and after it holds, go long again with a stop loss at the new low. Is that clear enough? Brothers, strictly follow the trading plan!!!

The long position on the four-hour chart hit the stop loss; the decline is still quite strong. The 74 level above acted as the first resistance and really pushed the price down. I reversed to a short position, as the daily chart shows strong continuation of the bearish momentum. There are two possibilities on the daily chart: one is forming a double bottom pattern and then rebounding; the other is a smooth decline directly to the support around 71400. Personally, I lean more towards the second scenario.

Market Analysis: $BTC (2026-6-1) After the four-hour chart experienced consolidation and fluctuations over Saturday and Sunday, the bottom has shown a stabilization move, including the previous candlestick which has already had upper and lower wicks. Everyone can enter a short-term long position. Below is the strategy⬇️ Trading Strategy: Go long on Bitcoin and Ethereum at market price. BTC stop loss: 73163 ETH stop loss: 1991 Target: Watch for BTC to break above 74000. All take profit and stop loss for ETH should follow BTC accordingly.

Four-hour market analysis: $BTC (2026-5-30) Although a new low was pierced last night, the candlestick still closed with a big bullish candle, and the overall trend is still slightly oscillating upwards⬆️ As long as there isn't a sudden waterfall drop with a single wick, it can basically be judged that the rebound is valid. The first target is 74000, the second target is to stabilize above 74, then around 76 above. Liquidity is poor over the weekend, so it is not recommended to open positions. Either choose to open positions on Sunday and wait for results on Monday, or wait for Monday's results before opening positions~

Market Analysis: $BTC (2026-5-29) Last night, I shared a 4-hour level rebound scenario in the community, which I have already charted. This morning, I found that the market is currently following my scenario quite well. Trading Strategy: Go long near the 73000 round number, with a stop loss at the new 4-hour low‼️ First target is 74000; if it breaks and holds above 74, the second target is around 76 for taking profit. In a bear market, there are often sharp rallies—don’t underestimate each rebound📈

Market Trend Analysis: $BTC (2026-5-28) The recent strategy of shorting on rallies has been consistently profitable. This morning's short position also hit the take profit. As for my medium to long-term short view, why do I keep taking profits? It's the same reason: bear markets often have sharp rallies. So there’s no shortage of opportunities. I lock in profits from every high-level short and wait for the next big pump to short again. Essentially, this is like rolling over short positions, but I keep the profits from each trade. Currently, the daily level has rebounded to the support level. This is the second time it has reached this position, and it is highly likely to break down directly. If this support can trigger a big rebound, then I can short again at a higher level.

Market Analysis: $BTC (2026-5-27) The strategy given yesterday was to continue shorting after the daily-level downward close on the right side, a trade with nearly 90% win rate, which indeed proved correct. The supply and demand zone resistance above still firmly suppresses the rise. Next is a very smooth downtrend; whenever there is a rebound, you can short. Both BTC and ETH can be shorted, preferably both at the same time. The recent trades are basically called trend-based swing trades, making stable swing trades within the major trend. As long as it doesn't break 77500, shorting remains the main strategy. Remember this logic: bear markets have more sharp rallies, bull markets have more sharp drops.

Market Analysis: $BTC (2025-5-26) Yesterday's daily close was suppressed at the Fibonacci 0.236 level, which was also the short position I mentioned in my analysis yesterday, but I guess no one got in. Today, you can try right-side trading, waiting for a rebound at today's daily close before shorting, with a stop loss if it breaks above 77500. The daily retracement is very strong; it hasn't broken a new high yet, but is continuously making new lows. Pay attention to the key resistance at 77500; if it continues to fall, it will directly break a new low.

Market Analysis: $BTC (2026-5-25) A small daily rebound has arrived, still a simple day for shorting. As long as the previous high is not broken, you can short with a small stop loss. Currently, it has broken below the supply and demand zone, rebounding to the resistance level of the supply and demand zone. The possibility of further surges cannot be ruled out because if funds need to continuously induce buying, the upward momentum will be unusually strong. But rest assured, in a major downtrend, the stronger the upward momentum, the more stable the bearish trend. Two points to short above: near the market price, stop loss if it breaks 77500; short near 78400, stop loss if it breaks above. My strategies all involve small stop losses; once in profit, it means big gains. — This tweet is sponsored by @okx