#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Bitcoin's high-level fluctuations are part of a normal correction rhythm. Looking at the daily chart, the ascending flag pattern is quite clear. As long as the key support isn't broken, the bullish pattern remains intact. Currently, the key to the weekly closing stage is whether it breaks out to the upside after consolidation.

On the daily chart, just before this post, it surged to 97,150, then pulled back to around 95,400. Although the bullish trend of the EMA is narrowing a bit, the foundation remains solid. The medium-term support is very stable, and in recent days, MACD has shown clear increasing momentum. The upward pace of DIF and DEA has slowed slightly, but the overall bullish pattern hasn't changed. Especially with EMA60 combined with the Fibonacci retracement levels, forming a two-layer support zone, providing multiple buying opportunities. Now, the K-line has returned to the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, and the bullish trend is very clear.

On the four-hour chart, the ascending flag pattern is very prominent, with multiple key levels overlapping to form strong support. MACD shows divergence at the top, and volume is decreasing. In the short term, there may be a slight pullback, but the space is limited, which could present arbitrage opportunities. Aggressive traders can take small profits on the pullback, while more conservative traders wait for the correction to complete before positioning, relying on support levels to move upward, likely catching the main upward phase. At this stage, the bullish logic is still valid; buying on dips is the way to go.

Today's trading strategy: buy around 95,000-94,500, set a stop loss at 500 points, with initial targets at 97,000, and if broken, then look at 98,000.

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