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Bitcoin: Trade on Confirmation — Wait for Breakout or Breakdown

I wouldn't blindly short or long BTC today; I trade based on confirmed price action. I want to see a clear daily close above recent resistance before entering a meaningful long, or a decisive break and follow-through below support before initiating a short.

I keep position sizes small and use predefined stop-losses to control risk — typically risking 1–2% of capital per trade — and avoid chasing intraday noise. If volatility spikes without confirmation, I stay sidelined.

Aggressive traders can fade obvious rejections near resistance with tight stops, but most traders should wait for breakout/breakdown confirmation to reduce whipsaw risk.

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Analysis

Bitcoin is still prone to sharp intraday moves and false breakouts; without a clear daily confirmation the market can whip traders out of positions. Use confirmed closes, volume follow-through and str...

Recommendation

Wait for confirmation: enter long on a daily close above recent resistance (stop below breakout candle low) or enter short on a daily close below support (stop above breakdown candle high). Keep risk ...

Disclaimer

The Analysis and recommendations provided are for informational purposes only. Any investment decisions should be made at your own risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consider consulting with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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