Noticing that in the past two years, the big coin has undergone a large range consolidation for more than half a year, and only after the 120-day moving average and the 288-day moving average had completely converged to the extreme did it start an upward trend. Currently, the 120-day moving average price of BTB is around 91,600, while the 288-day moving average is still around 81,600. If the current direction of the 120-day moving average and the 288-day moving average continues, it will take at least until mid-next month (mid-June) to converge the distance between the 120-day moving average and the 288-day moving average to within 5,000. To compress it to within 3,000, it will take about 2 months (early July). From the perspective of moving average resonance probability, the big coin will continue to maintain a large range fluctuation in the next two months. The lowest point of the large range consolidation will touch and test the 288-day moving average, so if, in the next two months, the big coin adjusts and tests near the 288-day moving average each time, it will basically be the highest or second-highest cost-performance entry opportunity to go long.