#Strategy扩大比特币持仓 Bitcoin has stopped at a high of $105,300, but this may be the second opportunity for "long positions" to get on board: strategy for the 104k-105k range.

The surge in volume during the early morning directly pulled Bitcoin from 103,000 to 105,300, a daily increase of 2.2%, finally breaking the three-day stalemate. More importantly, the price has pulled the upper band of the 1-hour Bollinger Bands upwards. After this "price pulling track" pattern appears, in the past three occurrences, it has averaged an additional increase of 3.8% within 72 hours, and the momentum has not yet faded.

The market is currently consolidating in a triangle at a high level:
• Upper 105,300, lower 104,100, volatility compressed to 2.1% (seven-day low)
• On-chain data shows a net outflow of 4,100 coins from the exchange, with ETFs seeing a net inflow for two consecutive days, indicating that the chips are being moved out to provide protection for the upward trend.

How to operate?

Step 1: Enter positions in batches at 104100-104500 (mid track and previous high point conversion level)
The position should not exceed 25% of the principal, set the stop loss at 103600, and the profit-loss ratio is 1:1.6.

Step 2: First target 105700 (Fibonacci 1.618 position)
Reduce half of the position first, and take short-term profits.

Step three: Second target 106200 (upper line of the daily channel)
Move the stop loss to 105000 to protect profits, continue to hold the remaining 25% position.

Risk Warning:
If the 1-hour candlestick breaks below 103600, the long positions structure will be invalidated, and we will look to go short to 102800; before the CPI data is released tonight, leverage should not exceed 1.5x, be cautious of data-related price spikes.

In one sentence: A high-level pullback after a strong breakout is not a peak, but a final opportunity for those who are a bit slow to get on board — hold on to the 104k handrail, the next stop 106k is waiting for you. $BTC