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Blockchain Liangqiu: Analysis of Bitcoin/Ethereum Operation Strategy on May 31 It is Friday again. This week's layout can be said to be a complete victory. Yesterday, the low-to-long idea was laid out again. In the evening, it rose again. The highest price of Bitcoin reached around 59,500, and the highest price of Ethereum reached 3,828. All the long-order targets were reached or even exceeded expectations. Looking back on this week, most of the high-altitude positions were laid out above 70,000 and 3,950 at the beginning of the week, and then most of the low-to-long positions were laid out in the next two days. I believe that the space for friends who keep up with this round of long-to-short conversion is still very good. At present, the market will rebound after the next decline. After the rapid decline last night, the lowest point of Ethereum was 3,720 and Bitcoin was 68,000. The low point is constantly rising, which is also accumulating strength for the bulls. At present, the market has changed from the previous wide range of fluctuations to narrow range fluctuations, and the range is constantly shrinking. The follow-up also means that the market is about to change. It is particularly important to grasp the long-to-short conversion. From the daily line structure, KDJ all turned upward, and the bulls are expected to go further if the support below is not broken. The four-hour Bollinger Bands are starting to shrink. In the case of narrow fluctuations, the space may not be too large. Pay attention to the stabilization of the market above the support. In terms of intraday operations, long orders are entered near 67800 to 68100 for Bitcoin, with a target near 69500; long orders are entered near 3720 to 3745 for Ethereum, with a target near 3800 to 3850. #新币挖矿 #BTC #ETH $ETH $BTC

Blockchain Liangqiu: Analysis of Bitcoin/Ethereum Operation Strategy on May 31

It is Friday again. This week's layout can be said to be a complete victory. Yesterday, the low-to-long idea was laid out again. In the evening, it rose again. The highest price of Bitcoin reached around 59,500, and the highest price of Ethereum reached 3,828. All the long-order targets were reached or even exceeded expectations. Looking back on this week, most of the high-altitude positions were laid out above 70,000 and 3,950 at the beginning of the week, and then most of the low-to-long positions were laid out in the next two days. I believe that the space for friends who keep up with this round of long-to-short conversion is still very good. At present, the market will rebound after the next decline. After the rapid decline last night, the lowest point of Ethereum was 3,720 and Bitcoin was 68,000. The low point is constantly rising, which is also accumulating strength for the bulls.

At present, the market has changed from the previous wide range of fluctuations to narrow range fluctuations, and the range is constantly shrinking. The follow-up also means that the market is about to change. It is particularly important to grasp the long-to-short conversion. From the daily line structure, KDJ all turned upward, and the bulls are expected to go further if the support below is not broken. The four-hour Bollinger Bands are starting to shrink. In the case of narrow fluctuations, the space may not be too large. Pay attention to the stabilization of the market above the support.

In terms of intraday operations, long orders are entered near 67800 to 68100 for Bitcoin, with a target near 69500; long orders are entered near 3720 to 3745 for Ethereum, with a target near 3800 to 3850. #新币挖矿 #BTC #ETH $ETH $BTC

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