Most people will short when they see support being broken, but whether the market trend can continue depends on whether it can hold after the break, or even become a new benchmark.

The four classic structural variations in the chart:

1⃣️ A weak rebound after breaking down makes it difficult to return to support, with bearish sentiment dominating, allowing for a trend-following entry;

2⃣️ A rebound with a long upper shadow and a bearish candlestick indicates selling pressure above, making the entry point delayed but more confirmed;

3⃣️ A rebound back to the support zone is a 'confirmation step', with buyers showing clear counteraction, suitable for betting on a reversal;

4⃣️ A false break + engulfing pattern, regaining the original support and breaking the resistance level, is a signal for strength.

A break is not a signal; the subsequent trend is what matters. The structure may either continue or rebound, and the real entry opportunity lies in the second action after the break. $BTC $ETH