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What does "follow the big, go against the small" mean? Here’s a textbook example! Since the rebound from 81K, both BTC and ETH have been forming a textbook ascending channel on the hourly chart. So, how do you play this move? On the lower timeframe: This is a right-side uptrend channel—just play the range, long the lows, short the highs. Once the channel structure breaks, that’s your cue to change your strategy. On the 4H and higher timeframes: This ascending channel actually looks like a flag within a mid-term downtrend. For swing trades, the play is to look for shorts around the upper boundary of the channel. Only if there’s a strong breakout on the 4H chart should you consider cutting shorts and flipping long. That’s the game plan based on structure. But don’t just look at the charts—watch the order book and data too. During this bottom channel climb, volume is fading, CVD isn’t pushing higher, and OI is just moving sideways. This is classic long/short tug-of-war. So, according to the "follow the big, go against the small" logic: follow the mid-term downtrend, fade the short-term uptrend. As price hits the upper edge of the channel, it’s prime territory to stack up shorts—that’s how you apply this principle. That’s exactly what’s been in the trading plan these days: keep shorting in the 88.8K–89.6K zone, add to shorts at the extreme channel top near 90.6K. Only if we break below 85.3K does the channel structure break and we look for a new bottoming pattern. ETH’s short zone is in sync with BTC, up at 2980–3040. But if BTC smashes through 91K on the 4H and holds, it’s time to flip the bias—ditch the shorts, look for pullback longs. #BTC #ETH
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