I don't know if anyone can understand the current structure of BTC. If you don't understand, don't ask those eternal profit masters; instead, search for various candlestick flag patterns using AI. After looking at them, at least you can learn something.

The triangular flag pattern in an uptrend is generally regarded as bullish, and the closer it gets to the tip of the triangle, the more the trading volume shrinks.

At this point, the profits for bears are gradually decreasing because the top price remains unchanged while the bottom rises.

Therefore, the risk of shorting is much greater than going long, and it's not worth it.

If the current main coin has a chance to drop near 935, go long, and set a stop loss below 93, because a breakdown of the lower boundary of the triangle could slowly form a bearish trend. In this triangular pattern, the probability of a decline is low.

If the main coin closes above 952 on the 4-hour chart, the probability of breaking upward through the triangle increases significantly, and the bulls will start to exert force.

Resistance above is at 964, 973, and 982.