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Analyst Chen Shu: 9.15 yesterday's short position successfully profited and the daily line strengthened. How to operate, midday Bitcoin and Ethereum market analysis strategy

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Analyst Chen Shu: Yesterday's short position on September 15th was a successful profit. How to trade the strong daily trend? Bitcoin and Ethereum midday market analysis and strategy. Yesterday's midday market analysis strategy was presented. Short Bitcoin at 111.57 and Ethereum at 4660. Short orders were successfully entered after the lowest pullbacks reached 11.51/4574, with short positions gaining 600/90 pips. Congratulations to those who followed along. No hindsight trading is involved in spot orders. Looking at the daily chart, Bitcoin's price retraced to support at the 60-day moving average (MA) at 11.50 yesterday, but remained intact. If it can hold above this level in the short term, the bullish outlook remains. Resistance is at 11.66, the previous rebound high. If it breaks through, consider abandoning the short position. The current trend suggests a strong possibility of a short-term rebound test. A breakout above 11.66 could lead to a move to 11.85. Support is at 11.58/11.50. Looking at the daily chart, Ethereum has retraced below the MA5-day moving average and is currently trading above it. On the 4-hour chart, the price dipped below the MA5/10-day moving averages before recovering. Short-term support is expected at 4630/4600. On the 1-hour chart, the price rebounded to the MA60-day moving average before encountering temporary resistance. Focus on a break above the previous high of 4695. If this breaks through, consider temporarily abandoning short positions. Midday trading strategy (written at 2:00 PM):
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