Crypto Circle Academician: Bitcoin’s Range-Bound Volatility Ends on 4.27—A One-Way Market Is About to Begin. The Critical Point of the Cycle’s Recurrence Has Arrived! Latest Market Analysis and Trading Suggestions

Bitcoin’s current price is 78,100. Should you chase longs or go short? I’ve found that many crypto traders lose not because they lack technical skill, but because they can’t even tell the most basic support and resistance levels apart—then they repeatedly chase rallies and sell off lows, only to get harvested! Today I’ll break down Bitcoin’s current movement in detail: from trend analysis to pinpoint long/short entry points, and then to the stop-loss level that helps you stay alive. One article to explain it all clearly! Newcomers can copy the playbook directly, and experienced traders can use it to cross-check their thinking. After reading this, you won’t panic the next time you trade!

The daily K-line is in a phase of stage-by-stage rebound followed by consolidation. Price is oscillating in the 74,000–79,600 range. EMA15 and EMA30 continue to rise, forming relatively strong support for the price. The MACD indicator shows that DIF and DEA are above the zero axis, and the red histogram continues to shrink, indicating that the upward momentum (going north) is gradually weakening, with signs of entering a period of range-bound adjustment. The middle band of the Bollinger Bands continues to rise; price is running closely along the middle band. There is clear resistance near 79,662 on the upper band. If a short-term effective breakout cannot be achieved, the price will most likely keep oscillating repeatedly within the range. The 72,000 level below is a strong support; if it breaks, the rebound trend will end.

The four-hour K-line is oscillating near the upper edge of an ascending channel. EMA15, EMA30, and EMA60 are aligned in a northward (upward) order. Price is riding along the moving averages. The recent high at 79,444 is a key resistance level. The MACD indicator shows DIF and DEA are running above the zero axis, and the red histogram continues to shrink—upward momentum (going north) is clearly weakening. In the short term, there is a need for pullback and repair. The Bollinger Bands’ opening is slightly narrowing; price oscillates between the middle band and the upper band. There is short-term resistance near 78,407 on the upper band, and 77,110 on the lower band is an important support. The current price is above the middle band; as long as it does not fall below the middle band, the upward (going north) trend is still intact.

Short-term trading ideas to reference: Follow the trend of the larger cycle—small stop-loss, quick entries and quick exits.

Going north from 77,000 to 77,300: stop-loss at 76,600. Targets: 78,800 to 79,500.

Going south encountering resistance from 79,300 to 79,600: stop-loss at 80,000. Targets: 78,500 to 77,500.

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