Nasdaq 4-Hour Structural Chart Analysis:

As is well known, Bitcoin's movements often align with the movements of the US stock market's Nasdaq Index, so to better analyze Bitcoin's upcoming trends, let's first take a look at its big brother in the US stock market:

We can see that Bitcoin initially followed the Nasdaq with a retracement of over 30%, exceeding Nasdaq's 22%. Then, in the subsequent two months, it rose by over 45%, far outperforming Nasdaq's 17% increase.

Currently, the Nasdaq has repeatedly touched the upper resistance level and has undergone at least over 4 minor short squeezes, as shown in Chart 2. In particular, last night, due to news of a dispute between Musk and Trump, the large coin quickly dropped by over 4000 points (we provided a short signal on the smaller 5-minute timeframe, with profits exceeding 4000 points).

Tonight, the Nasdaq is correcting and touching the resistance level again; if it is pressured down, Bitcoin will inevitably experience another pullback. As for whether it will drop below 100,000, I don't know. We do not engage in left-sided trading to guess prices, but rather go with the trend to profit from it.

We analyze the 5-minute Bitcoin signals, as shown in Chart 3:

We can see that, after the first short signal appeared, Bitcoin dropped by over 4500 points, then gave another long signal, with profits exceeding 3000 points. As of the time I'm typing, Bitcoin has given another 5-minute short signal (the 4-hour is still a short signal). Therefore, following the larger trend and going against the smaller trend to earn profits in the direction of the trend, let's try shorting again.

Signals are not omnipotent, but they can help many novice friends in assessing the current trend of any coin in any structure.

Always trade with the larger trend and against the smaller trend; using signal indicators as a reference can help avoid many emotional counter-trend operations and reduce losses.