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#内容挖矿升级 This morning, Bitcoin ended its previous four consecutive bullish candles. From the analysis of the candlestick pattern, a hammer bearish candle with a long upper shadow was formed in the early session. However, it is worth noting that the closing price remained stable above the 60-day moving average, and this key support level has not been breached.
From a technical indicator perspective, the Bollinger Bands are continuing to narrow, indicating that the current market's volatility range is gradually shrinking under the interplay of bullish and bearish forces. The fast line of the KDJ indicator shows signs of slowing down at a high level, which may suggest a slight adjustment is needed in the short term. However, the MACD dual lines continue to maintain a golden cross and diverge upwards, while market volume continues to increase. These factors provide relatively solid support for the bulls, and overall, the bullish forces still dominate.
In terms of operational suggestions, you can place long positions in the 113500-114000 area. Conservative investors may wait to enter at the 113000 level, with the first target focusing on around 116000. If it breaks through, further attention can be directed to the 116500-117000 range. $BTC $ZEC