Daily Market Analysis – BTC Last night, after BTC hit resistance, Sugar Bro mentioned that there was a high probability of the price continuing to push higher on smaller timeframes, advising caution with shorting or taking quick short positions. As of now, the main body of the high point is still at the upper boundary of the previously mentioned resistance, but there’s no clear sign of exhaustion or bearish reversal candles. BTC’s volatility range is extremely narrow, making it tough to trade either long or short during its ups and downs. While the big player (BTC) is bullish, it’s better to focus on catching up with the rebound opportunities in previously active altcoins. This BTC rally hasn’t been ideal for my trading structure either. As for why, I don’t want to dwell on it too much because I know that even the best traders can’t profit from every single move up. No need to be too hard on yourself. From a trading psychology perspective, the main focus should be on managing risks during the upward push. For example: on the 30-minute timeframe and below, watch out for potential bearish divergence risks during continuous upward moves (monitor this yourself). For standard levels, leave room for potential pullbacks to create space, such as: 115820~115090 for a long-term view with short-term trades (starting point). Since I plan to go on a trip on the 4th, I won’t be updating other levels for now. BTC