Direction wrong is not a problem; what’s concerning is still stubbornly holding on. Stop-loss is not about admitting defeat but a smart person’s clear-headed choice — freeing up your hands to seize bigger opportunities.

Bitcoin continued its strong momentum last night, surging overnight close to 96,500, with bullish momentum full of energy. From recent trends, the price has been repeatedly confirming the bullish logic within the bottom range, and yesterday it precisely tested the 95,000 level, fully in line with expectations.

The four-hour chart now shows interesting points — a continuous bullish structure directly broke through the previous 94,700 resistance level and is now stabilizing above it. This level is critical; transforming from a resistance point into a support point means that once the trend is established, you can continue to position during pullbacks.

On the daily chart, signals are even clearer. The price directly pierced through the previous resistance, Bollinger Bands are beginning to turn upward, and MACD is expanding and accelerating in a bullish state. Overall rhythm clearly leans toward bullish. Simply put, every pullback is a signal to enter.

In the short term, a pullback to the 94,800–94,500 range can still be viewed as bullish, with the first target aiming for a break above 96,500 and then targeting 98,000. Of course, these are just reference points; specific operations should still be based on your own risk tolerance.