Let's look at the current situation... It's too late, so I'll keep it brief... Today, the entry model I referenced, TP2, has been used... The rest is up to you... Figure 1: Since today's second dip, Binance funds have been aggressively buying... And it's both active and passive buying (passive buying saw over 300 spot buy orders filled). Coinbase is also seeing buying on CVD, but Coinbase's premium is still slightly negative... Meanwhile, US stocks are rebounding strongly today... Currently, funds are moving in tandem with US stocks... ------------ Figure 2: If we go up from here, there's a clear resistance level starting at 75.7k. The POC over the weekend created a trap for many long positions entered here... Also, after today's dip, there are probably several thousand active long positions in the 74.5-75k range... Therefore, the short-term long position is quite heavy, and any upward rebound will face profit-taking by short-term traders... Therefore, pay attention to the blue box in Figure 2 for intraday high-level trading. ------------- For long positions... you can look at the current pending orders (see Figure 3). A second test has already occurred today... and there are also new pending orders below the previous low... Today, the SFP at the previous low of 73.3k and the absorption of the large pending orders at 73k... still present opportunities to buy on dips... Market sentiment, judging from today's on-chain sell-off and the rebound in US stocks, hasn't deteriorated yet. Therefore, 73k should still be a very attractive entry point for many bulls, so buying on dips here is still viable... If it breaks 73k and the SFP doesn't recover above 73k... then don't buy on dips, as it might continue to fall to fill the large gap...