BTC broke through the small wedge, but still did not break through the first pressure level of the wedge. It was blocked at the pressure level. I opened a 1.5% short order at 62850 before, and added some at 64390. My current short position price is 63950. My current order idea: see if it retraces the trend line. If it retraces the trend line and holds up, it is very likely to continue to rise. I will be ready to make a small profit and run away. The upper pressure is short. If it does not retrace the trend line, it means it is stronger. It will break directly without retracing. I put the stop loss above the wedge and run away with a small loss. Then I will look for an opportunity to go short around 665. (The position of 665 is very critical. The high point of this rise is also the suppression point of the large-scale downward trend line. It should not be so easy to break through. If it breaks strongly, it may soon challenge 7.3, or even higher. ) On the one hand, if it is directly blocked, then just continue to hold. Many people want to ask, why do you want to short when the K-line is so strong? I can only say that when you open the 4-hour chart, I can't bet on the large-scale downward trend line. On the other hand, the contract is only a very small amount of funds. I am mainly a spot cycle player. The spot bottom is around 53,000, and 40% was sold at 652. I still think there is room above the spot. Since it is almost the place where I will sell, I am naturally short. Only when it breaks through the large-scale downward trend line and stands firmly above it, can it be a real short-to-long.