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The intraday market has slowed down compared to the previous two trading days, with Fluctuation mainly in a state of consolidation. Taking a quick look at today's market, it opened near 56,000 in the morning and broke through the 57,000 level on the upside, but did not provide much continuation for long positions. It fell back to 57,200 under pressure at noon, and the market data in the afternoon has been oscillating. In the evening, long positions rose to 57,700 and fell back under pressure, while shorts increased in volume and fell in the evening, reaching a support level of 55,600. Today's layout was relatively perfect, with a bearish layout in the morning to exit at breakeven and then entering long positions. The intraday market was also well controlled. Auntie BTC had three long positions and one short position intraday, totaling a profit of 3,327 points. Auntie's total profit was 205 points. Regardless of the market's recent fluctuations, both long and short positions were accurately targeted, showing our strength.
In terms of current market data, the daily candlestick is currently a doji, and trading hours are testing the resistance level by pushing up, forming an upper shadow line. The following day, a bullish candlestick reclaimed a certain level, but the obvious resistance at the top indicates that there will be a retracement with a lower shadow line. Looking at the four-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands are still contracting, and although the trading range of the candlestick has broken through the midline, the volume of long positions during the day is clearly insufficient to push longs higher, indicating the need for a continued retracement to build up long positions. The current trading range of the candlestick revolves around the midline for a retracement down, and the KDJ indicator line has formed a death cross. However, this type of market is not expected to provide too much retracement space. In the short term, the market data continues to oscillate, and operationally, it may be advisable to continue to look for small retracements and remain bearish on the rebound.