Blessed_V

Bitcoin, ready to enter with empty orders

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BITSTAMP:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
Bitcoin fell in a waterfall under the influence of market pessimism and news. The K-line once broke below 20,000, and the lowest reached the position of 19569. In the case of catharsis of bearish sentiment, the bulls did not resist and fell all the way. At present, although the bears are showing signs of slowing down, they began to rebound under the structure of the 5th and 10th moving average forming the support of the golden fork, but the strength of the rebound is still limited, so in the absence of obvious strong support below, you can't go against the trend in terms of operation, but you still have to conform to the trend and focus on the high altitude.

Operating strategy: Rebound to near 20700, empty orders enter the market

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The trend of Ethereum and Bitcoin is the same, and they are also dominated by high altitude.
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Hold short orders above 20700, target 20100--20000
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At present, the lowest level of Bitcoin has fallen to 20400, everyone should pay attention to the profit margin
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At present, the lowest level of Bitcoin has fallen to the 20,000 line. We have made good profits from the short orders around 20,700. Everyone pay attention to the profit margin
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Our profit target has reached 20100-20000, you can choose to stop taking profits and leave the market one after another
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