Haha, it's crashing, it's crashing, everything's crashing! Can Bitcoin be bought at the bottom now? What about gold—are there any opportunities? Let's take a quick look.



1. Just this morning, Trump once again played with the market, announcing that after everyone thought a ceasefire was imminent, they would still fight for another 2-3 weeks. Bitcoin responded with a drop, falling back into the previous consolidation zone at around 66,000. There is some support here, so can we buy the dip now?
2. I think there are some risks. The war is still ongoing, and downward pressure remains. The correct strategy should be to short on rallies. After this sharp decline, if there is a significant rebound—especially around 68,000—you might consider shorting again. If they dare to come, I dare to buy. Even if temporarily trapped, the price will eventually come down. Of course, more aggressive traders can watch the small resistance around 67,200, but it's less stable.
3. As for buying the dip, the 65,000–66,000 range is a previous consolidation zone. There's still a chance for a rebound, but we've already gone long here before, caught the rebound, so doing it a second time isn't as safe. If you really want to try, go with a small position. Currently, a safer move is to go long near the next support level around 63,000. If it reaches there, I would add more at the high and low points.
4. To summarize, the current market isn't fluctuating wildly due to the war; the main focus should be on stability. Short on rallies, wait for a bigger rebound to short again. For longs, we've already gone long at 65,000, so keep an eye on the next support at 63,000.
5. As for gold, we've had a big win this round! Shuqin has been saying on her show these days that I would short near the strong resistance at around 4,750. As shown in the chart, I opened positions, first targeting 4,600, even down to 4,500. Now it's really a waterfall, but there are still opportunities to trade every day. We must seize them!
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