$BTC A frantic one-hour “pinning” and harvesting—who is Bitcoin really flushing out in this wave?

Bitcoin has recently been oscillating back and forth. Bulls and bears have been repeatedly tugging, and stop-losses are being swept frequently. On the one-hour chart, there are multiple long lower wicks—false dips followed by real pull-ups. This is a typical shakeout during an uptrend. Counter-trend trading is very easy to get harvested.

Yesterday, driven by news and the need for a pullback, price briefly probed lower, but it never broke the key support at 78530. After that, it returned above 79470 and confirmed the move as valid. The market continued to strengthen, refreshed its highs, and this shows it has not turned bearish—what looks like a drop is just a shakeout.

Now watch the resistance at 80800. If it breaks out, look for 81800. If it can’t break through, it will keep ranging between 79800 and 80700. Note the rally on shrinking volume—near term, it’s more likely to first surge upward to clear the short-term bearish liquidity in the 81100-81900 range, and then pull back.

As long as the overall structure hasn’t been broken, it still belongs to the bullish side. Only if the pattern breaks down will conditions weaken. For Ethereum, focus on the support at 2330 and the breakout above 2380; as long as it stays above the trendline, it remains relatively strong.#特朗普护航遇阻：美伊霍尔木兹交火 ​