Early Thursday morning, Bitcoin's overall rhythm remains mainly oscillation.

After retracing to the 70,600 level overnight, it was quickly pulled back up, with price re-establishing above 71,000. The back-and-forth tug-of-war between bulls and bears is evident, but has yet to form a true breakout. This seemingly "boring" movement is actually the best time for short-term trading to shine—if you nail the rhythm, small gains compound into solid profits.

From the current structure, the small-level range remains intact, with price action still "moving within the box." Before there's a volume breakout, this oscillation will likely continue. Watch for resistance around 72,000 above, and support around 69,000 below. Following the principle of "no break, no movement," the main bias is still on looking for pullbacks.

Operationally, keep it simple: if it bounces above 71,500 in the morning, consider layering in short positions to watch for a pullback to the 69,000 region first; if it drops but lacks follow-through momentum, then consider reversing to longs. As long as the range holds, sell rallies and buy dips. Rhythm first, direction second. $BTC ‌#Gate正式接入Polymarket