#BTC走势分析 #跟单不迷路 Today I will continue to share the logic of making trades and the ideas for opening positions: This morning ETH and BTC briefly dipped below the lower boundary, but fortunately, it was just a false move, and they quickly returned to the sideways oscillation range. This behavior is a typical market maker strategy, where the market oscillates without a clear direction. Market makers take advantage of their capital to trigger stop-loss orders for shorts at the upper boundary, and then trigger stop-loss orders for longs at the lower boundary, profiting from these stop-losses. A clear signal of this trend is that when the market moves unilaterally, it often experiences a gradual decline or slow rise, ending with a sharp pullback at the boundary, and then quickly returning to the central position of the oscillation, continuing to engage participants in the contracts. Currently, the range for ETH is 2490-2510. If you review the recent trends, you will notice that this method of triggering stop-losses has been used three or four times already. So how should we operate at this point? A conservative approach would be to hold the position and let it fluctuate. A more aggressive approach would be to trigger stop-loss orders at the boundary and take profit once it returns to the oscillation range. Alright, I will stop sharing here today. Finally, opening a position should be logical, entering a trade should have a stop-loss, and the rest is up to the market; time will give us the answer.