On Thursday morning, the big coin's overall rhythm remains dominated by oscillation.

After pulling back to the 70600 level overnight, the price was quickly pulled back up, repositioning above 71000. There's obvious back-and-forth between bulls and bears, but a true breakthrough has yet to form. This seemingly "boring" movement is actually when short-term trading performs best—if you nail the rhythm, small gains can accumulate into something more stable.

From the current structure perspective, the small-level range remains intact, with price action still "moving around in the box." Before there's a volume breakout, this oscillation will likely continue. Watch the 72000 area for resistance above, and keep an eye on the 69000 region for support below. Following the "no break, no setup" principle, pullbacks remain the main bias for now.

Operationally, keep it simple: if the price rallies above 71500 in early trading, you can scale into short positions and look for a pullback to the 69000 area first; if there's no follow-through after moving lower, consider flipping long. As long as the range holds, play it with high sells and low buys. Rhythm is first, direction is second. $BTC ‌#Gate正式接入Polymarket