Bitcoin's rapid rise is waiting for the bulls to enter the marke
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Bitcoin bullishness is based on the following:
1. Bitcoin has broken through the previous high, and the rebound in the intraday is a normal rising rhythm-no worries.
2. According to the research and judgment of the Miracle Wave trading system, the current C-wave 1 has been confirmed to open, and the rest is to operate around the low-many thinking and prepare for the C-wave 3.
3. The upper pressure is 28200, and the lower support is 25500-25000.
Bitcoin rose rapidly today as we expected. Friends who have not yet chosen a trading direction are waiting for the opportunity to step back. After stepping back, relying on 25500-25200 to support the bulls to intervene. For Bitcoin operation, it is recommended to do long in the range of 25500-25200, with a stop loss of 600 points and a target of 28200.
Bitcoin bullishness is based on the following:
1. Bitcoin has broken through the previous high, and the rebound in the intraday is a normal rising rhythm-no worries.
2. According to the research and judgment of the Miracle Wave trading system, the current C-wave 1 has been confirmed to open, and the rest is to operate around the low-many thinking and prepare for the C-wave 3.
3. The upper pressure is 28200, and the lower support is 25500-25000.
Bitcoin rose rapidly today as we expected. Friends who have not yet chosen a trading direction are waiting for the opportunity to step back. After stepping back, relying on 25500-25200 to support the bulls to intervene. For Bitcoin operation, it is recommended to do long in the range of 25500-25200, with a stop loss of 600 points and a target of 28200.
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