📊 Core Long-Short Divide Viewpoint

· Main Point 1: $2300 is the key dividing line. Staying above suggests a rebound; a significant break below may lead to further downside.
· Main Point 2: $2335 is the support level that marks the long-short divide, forming a support zone together with $2300.

🎯 Key Price Level References

· Resistance above: $2350-2365, $2390-2400, $2450-2480.
· Support below: $2280-2300, $2200-2220, $2150.

📈 Market Long-Short Signal References

· Bullish signals: RSI deeply oversold (26.25), indicating technical rebound potential; large funds are opening long positions near the current level.
· Bearish signals: Price is below all key moving averages, indicating a generally bearish structure; increased inflow of funds into exchanges may suggest selling pressure.

⚡️ Volatility Risks to Watch Out For
$2200 and $2400 are two critical liquidity levels. When prices reach these points, they may trigger large contract liquidations, intensifying short-term volatility.

💡 Trading Strategy References

In the face of divergence, you can consider the following two approaches to develop your strategy:

· Approach 1: Observe Key Dividing Lines to Confirm Direction
This provides a relatively clear framework. You can view $2300 or $2335 as a test of medium-term bullish or bearish sentiment. If the price can firmly stay above this zone with increased volume, the probability of further rebound testing higher resistance levels (such as $2400, $2450) increases. Conversely, if the price cannot effectively recover and falls below again, be alert to market weakening and the possibility of seeking buying interest at $2200 or even lower support levels.
· Approach 2: Buy Low and Sell High Within Support and Resistance Zones
If the price fluctuates between $2300 and $2360, some short-term strategies may consider supporting longs near the lower boundary (e.g., $2300-2280) and shorting at the upper boundary (e.g., $2340-2360). This approach requires precise timing and tight stop-loss settings.

Recommendations:
1. Comprehensive analysis: Combine the above viewpoints with real-time market data (such as candlestick patterns, volume).
2. Monitor liquidation levels: Be aware of potential sharp volatility risks near $2200 and $2400.
3. Strict risk management: Regardless of the approach, set proper stop-loss orders and manage your positions carefully.