Recently, the market has been like a seesaw, going up and down as usual on Tuesday. However, there is an interesting detail: each recent dip has been slightly higher than the last, indicating that there is capital supporting it from falling too deep. Although the market has closed in the green these past two days, it is still oscillating within a range. During such times, don't rush to chase the price up; it's safer to wait for a rebound to higher levels before shorting.

Bitcoin has recently hit the 100,000 mark twice but has been pushed back, just like a soccer player hitting the goalpost repeatedly. According to veteran investors, situations where there is prolonged pressure without breakthrough often lead to a pullback to gather strength.

Buying opportunity: If it stabilizes around 97,000 during a pullback (for instance, if the hourly chart turns green or trading volume suddenly shrinks), you can buy a small position and sell when it reaches 98,500-99,000.

Shorting opportunity: If there is a rebound to around 99,000 and it falters (for example, if the price quickly spikes and then immediately reverses), this is the time to short, with a target in the 97,500-97,000 range.

In simple terms: The market is in a phase of gathering strength, with a ceiling above and a floor below. Don't be fooled by false breakouts; sell when it rises high, and be brave enough to buy when it drops sharply. Operate according to the range, and you can't go wrong.