Daily Market Analysis — BTC The price structure over the past 48 hours hasn’t changed much. It’s still in the third downward consolidation phase on the hourly chart after the breakout. So, the basic strategy across all timeframes remains the same. The only thing to watch out for is that the longer the 1H candlesticks fluctuate below the MA250, the greater the overall risk accumulates. The critical trigger point for this risk lies in the candlestick’s rebound and downward move toward the MA250. Short-term resistance: 85959-86776 (If there’s a slow climb on timeframes below 30 minutes, resistance will first appear near 85040. However, if the price surges to the short-term resistance, the third downward consolidation phase will be resolved, and the resistance near 850 will turn into support). Second resistance: 88174-88999. Short-term support is limited, so I won’t elaborate. Refer to the 82310 area for gradual declines and adjust your trades accordingly. Suggested order levels: 81190-80333 (quick in and out). For sharp drops and rebounds, refer to 78992-78420. The current structure shows a mid-term bullish trend. If extreme market conditions occur, consider a strategy of buying heavily during significant dips, provided you manage your positions well. Big drops and sharp declines are opportunities. The simplest approach is to use the daily MA30 for short-term guidance and the daily MA250 for mid-to-long-term reference. #BTC