#美联储降息 Staring at the 1-hour chart of BTC for a long time, the more I analyze, the more interesting it becomes. The recent hourly candle dropped 0.09%, which might look alarming, but in fact, this is a sign of healthy adjustment—nothing to be overly nervous about.

Let's break down from a technical perspective:

The Bollinger Bands are quite interesting; the upper and lower bands are opening up, and the price is firmly stuck above the middle band at 91,055, not letting go. The upper band is still some distance away at 93,281, indicating that the bulls have confidence.

As for the MACD lines, both the fast and slow lines are steadily above the zero axis. Although the red histogram has shrunk a bit compared to before, its value is still around 395.6. The bullish momentum hasn't fully dissipated; at most, it's just taking a breather.

The price fluctuates around 92,000 yuan, mainly holding the middle band and refusing to break below—that's not a sign of weakness, but rather a buildup of energy, a standard preparation move.

On-chain data and news haven't shown any suspicious large movements, nor any signs of whales dumping. The news remains quiet; no black swans—this in itself is the best signal.

My judgment remains the same: this trend is far from over. In the short term, focus on the 93,200 to 93,500 area. Hold your positions if you have them; don't get shaken out by a few percentage points of fluctuation—if the trend isn't broken, I stay confident.

Corrections are often the best entry points. Remember to set stop-losses, with around 91,000 near the middle band as a reference. The market moves based on collective action, but your trading plan must be set in advance—that's what we call trading discipline. Without it, you'll suffer big losses sooner or later.

Will continue to follow up tonight and see how this wave unfolds. $BTC