Technical analysis of BTC on March 20: Today, the large-cycle daily level closed with a medium-yang line yesterday, and the K-line pattern was still a single-yin and single-yang line. The price was consolidated at a low level. The attached indicator was in a golden cross, but the fast and slow lines were still below the zero axis. The suppression at the weekly level was still quite obvious. The current trend is still the trend of time-for-space pullback, but there will not be too much movement, and we just need to follow the trend and maintain short-term trading; the short-cycle hourly chart showed that the European session rose and the US session continued in the early morning, and the price broke the high and then retreated quickly. The current price is consolidating at a high level, and the attached indicator was dead cross but there was no retracement strength. If we see a continued rise today, then the retracement strength cannot be large. The intraday low is near the 85400 area.
Today's BTC short-term contract trading strategy: buy at the 85500 area, stop loss at the 85000 area, and target the 87000 area;
Today's BTC short-term contract trading strategy: buy at the 85500 area, stop loss at the 85000 area, and target the 87000 area;
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