$BTC 5.6, 5.7 In the middle, two short positions were opened and losses were reflected upon during review. Around 5.5, I saw the 4-hour level breaking the original support trendline. I thought about the original support line turning into resistance above and saw a bearish IFVG, so I placed a limit order for a short at 96. In reality, at dawn on 5.7, it broke through the trendline again, and at dawn on 5.8, it retested and had already stabilized. The original resistance has turned into support, and the moving averages are in a bullish arrangement. After retesting the trendline, one should go long as it moves up. If the short position exceeds the stop-loss point, it can be closed directly; do not fantasize about a retest as it will only incur greater losses 🥶 Reflection and review: When the original support trendline is broken, does it turn into a resistance level? One should patiently observe the price performance at the next touchpoint, whether it gets broken, whether it breaks and retraces, or whether it breaks and stabilizes. With moving averages in a bullish arrangement, it is advisable to buy on dips primarily. Observe patiently and respect the market price action framework. When the structure has not changed, it is better to take trend-following trades. Follow the trend; do not be greedy for small profits from fluctuations, as this will lead to losses instead. Delaying the stop-loss point while hoping for a retracement will only result in greater losses of capital. #BTC☀ #priceaction #TrendlineBreakout