#数字资产市场洞察 $BTC Both the weekly and daily charts are oscillating repeatedly, with bulls and bears locked in a struggle, making it hard to identify a clear trend. The core idea of real trading is simple: don't get caught up in the ambiguous signals of the larger timeframe; instead, focus on whether the smaller timeframe is forming a clear trend—if there's a direction on the smaller timeframe, follow it; if the smaller timeframe is also sideways, then decisively reduce positions and wait and see to avoid wasting capital and emotional energy.

Currently, Bitcoin is oscillating around that yellow central line, unable to break free from the range, and still below the central line.

If you want to buy the dip and go long, keep a close eye on the support at the left-side low point—if it doesn't break down effectively, the 5-minute chart is likely to show a 2-buy signal, which is a good opportunity to go long; if the left-side low point is broken through effectively, it may trigger a 1-buy signal later, and it's also worth jumping in at that point.

Conversely, when Bitcoin is pushing up against the central line, the key is to judge whether the breakout is genuine: if it can hold steady after breaking through key levels and volume supports it, then it's a true breakout and you can follow; but if it only briefly pierces the central line and quickly falls back, it's probably a false breakout, and rushing to buy could lead to pitfalls.