Long-term observation: #BTC
Today, let's talk about the long-term.
On the 1W weekly chart, BTC is still going very well, with a typical trend bull structure. Since the trend has not been broken, we must remain bullish here. Since the b segment is pulled too hard, the current center can be seen as a deviation correction of b. The only thing that is not very good is that the center of gravity of the center is slightly lower, but the amplitude is not large, and it has no effect on the trend.
There are two high-probability ways for the B center to move in the future: 1. Continue to consolidate 2. When the next stroke extends upward and breaks the previous high, it will leave the segment. Here we need to pay attention to the way to leave the center. If it breaks upward, it is likely to form a monthly trend divergence. At the same time, it will form a quarterly divergence interval with the last bull market 6W9. It is a point with considerable risk and is likely to end the bull market. If it breaks down, pay attention to the lower track 56552. If it breaks down with large volume, the bull market is basically over, confirming the large-scale small-to-large transition. Of course, I personally think this possibility is relatively low.
1D, the daily line is also a bullish structure at this level. It is still in a non-same-level center. Both the time and the number of pens are very close to upgrading. The current rising pens show a relatively strong top pattern, but under the current and higher-level bullish structures, going long or buying spot at the secondary level callback point is definitely more cost-effective than going short.
Trading suggestions: The overall trend is still bullish. The large level should be mainly long, but it does not mean that this position can be added in place, because although there is an upgrade demand, no one knows how long it can shake. It is still necessary to use the range to find a resonant buying point at a small level before getting on the bus. If it can really break the previous high in the future, it is necessary to focus on the strength of the departure segment and the divergence.