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#Strategy加仓BTC Bitcoin has been weak in the early trading days of this week. Volume is shrinking, and prices are not moving up. In the short term, there are indeed insufficient bullish signals. The afternoon is a critical time; the 15-minute trend after the opening can reveal a lot: if we see a nice rebound, it indicates the possibility of stabilizing and stopping the decline; if it continues to weaken, the weak pattern is likely to persist.
The key point is to watch the 10-day moving average, which is currently the lifeline. If it is effectively broken, support levels should be sought at the 20-day moving average. Honestly, it's too early to determine whether the upward cycle has already ended or if a wave adjustment has truly started. In such uncertain market conditions, the safest approach is to prioritize risk avoidance. Wait for clear signals before considering building positions—no need to rush.
From the 30-minute chart, the adjustment cycle should theoretically conclude by tomorrow noon—provided that $BTC can hold the 10-day moving average today. If it doesn't hold today, it must recover the lost ground tomorrow; otherwise, the adjustment level may escalate further, which would be problematic.