#美联储启动新一轮降息周期 The Federal Reserve is imminent, and the market looks like a pot of boiling water—after last night’s rally post-U.S. stock market close, Bitcoin shot up to 94500, and the bears were pressed and frantically rubbing... Over 4000 points of surge, it's understandable to feel heartache. However, after the spike, the rally failed to continue, and early this morning it turned back and stabilized around 91900.

From the four-hour K-line chart, since the rebound from 80600, Bitcoin has been progressively raising its lows, appearing very strong on the surface. Don’t be fooled—this is not a reversal signal but simply a technical correction after a sharp decline. The overall trend remains bearish.

The daily chart shows some sideways movement, but the resistance line at 96800 is still firmly blocking the way. As long as it’s not effectively broken through, any rebound is just an opportunity for the bears to strike. The entire rhythm still favors a weak rebound with strong downward pressure; there are no signs of genuine momentum reversal.

The Fed decision at 3 a.m. is coming, and no one knows the outcome, but volatility will certainly be high. Traders who have prepared in advance can seize the biggest opportunities amidst intense fluctuations.

Live trading plan: $BTC has placed short positions in two key zones—initially at 94000, then at 96500. Take profits in stages, aiming first for 88000 and 85000, then targets of 85000, 83000, and eventually 80000. Use light positions, hold patiently, and if the rhythm is right, the space for gains will naturally be significant.

Remember: a rebound does not equal a reversal; the real opportunity is always at high levels.