According to the current market conditions of the Big Pie Aunt, prices continue to decline, hitting new lows, and it is clearly not suitable to go long at this time. Since last Thursday, when the price started from 92,000, it has shown a trend of slow decline and oscillation downwards. Even after reaching the support level, there was a rebound, but the downtrend continued afterward.

From the analysis of the charts, whether it's the 4-hour chart or the daily chart, there has not yet been a rapid, accelerated drop. This indicates that the current bearish trend has not ended, and another accelerated drop may be needed to reach a bottom, followed by a rebound, before a short-term bottom may be achieved.

After the market opened at eight this morning, the price began to decline continuously, having already dropped below 78,000, with the lowest point reaching around 76,600. Once 78,000 is effectively broken, the price is likely to move towards the 75,000-74,000 range.

In the short term, when the price first touches the 75,500-74,500 area, one can gradually enter long positions with light positions. However, caution is required; if 73,000 is broken, the price will most likely fall back to 70,000 or even lower.

For short positions, one can operate based on the 80,000 resistance level, which is also near the high point of the rebound in the early morning. Shorting at 79,500-80,000 with a target looking towards 77,000-76,000.

As for Aunt, many previously believed that 2,000 was a hard bottom, but I had long predicted that 2,000 would not hold, and 1,800 would also be difficult to support. Now the lowest point has reached around 1,750. According to the current trend, it is highly likely that Aunt will break lower, reaching 1,650-1,600.