The Path of Rebirth: I'm just getting by in the cryptocurrency circle, and I've been busy making trades lately, with no time to post in the forum. Continuing on, the signal is open.

Today, pay attention to the daily chart as it has touched the middle band of the Bollinger Bands and is under pressure at the 8 o'clock closing, likely to close as a pin bar.

Focus on the trend resistance at the daily level; if the previous high breaks, Bitcoin is about to see a rebound at the daily level.

Focus on the trend resistance at the daily level; if the previous high breaks, Bitcoin is about to see a rebound at the daily level.

Currently, the hourly level is observing a rebound after the pullback yesterday.

The red line and the black line form an ascending channel.

As long as the red line does not break down, remain bullish.

It is important to note:

90305 Fibonacci 38.2% position and the lower 23.6% at 85687 are two key levels.

Due to the impact of today's non-farm payroll data, look for a pullback to go long during the daytime.

In the evening session, be aware of potential pin bar price action.

Keep an eye on 885 - 875 - 870, and pay attention to the left shoulder neck level.

Today's strategy: If it reaches around 919, you can take a 650-point position for a short at the daily level's resistance. A slight stop loss just above the previous high is sufficient.

On a pullback to 88500, take a long position with a small amount; if it breaks 88, stop loss and exit. Note: If it first reaches the long entry position, look to see 91450.

For long positions, I personally suggest controlling the position size; do not over-leverage. Consider 1-2 or 1-1-2.

If there is a pin bar, observe the rebound in the evening session and first look at the hourly rebound in the daytime.

It is important to note the 8 o'clock closing.

Be aware that today's non-farm payrolls may lead to significant market movements, with potential fluctuations of several thousand points. If you are cautious, trade lightly and ensure you have good take-profit and stop-loss levels.

Those with stable charts can take a break and wait for the market to develop for the upcoming weekend fluctuations.