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BTC Market Analysis: Short-Term Volatility & Trading Strategies

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The daily K-line of BTC has just retraced to the EMA30 trend support level of 84,000, and the short-term support is effective. The highest point is at 85,300. According to this trend, the short-term trend will still be in a sideways range, with both upward and downward room for trading opportunities. Therefore, the entry point is crucial.

The MACD has continuously increased in volume, but there is a divergence with the K-line, causing the DIF to break above the 0-axis while the DEA remains below the 0-axis. This is a typical sideways market with a polarized situation. The Bollinger Bands are in a sideways state, and the K-line has not retraced to the middle band, indicating that there is strong short-term support below, and the sideways trading range continues.

On the four-hour K-line chart, after retracing to the EMA60 trend line at 84,000, BTC has started to correct. Currently, it has reached the EMA30 resistance level at 84,500. The trading range is in an extremely narrow trend, with a fluctuation of around 500 points. The MACD has continuously decreased in volume, and with the top divergence, the trend has entered a critical range. Pay attention to the support at the lower band of the Bollinger Bands at 84,100. The short-term sideways trend has basically been established.

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