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Showdown at the peak! The first debate of the US election between Hart and Trump has come to an end. Who won, Trump or Harris?
On September 11th, from 9:00 to 10:45 Beijing time, the presidential candidates in the United States - former President Trump and current Vice President Harris - held a televised debate for the US presidential election. This was also the first face-to-face confrontation between the two candidates. In this debate, the two candidates discussed various issues, including the economy, abortion rights, immigration, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Afghanistan issue, and climate change.
Did the four-hour level show a engulfing structure? Is it a bear trap or is there a demand for upward movement?
Bitcoin once again hit around 58,000 in the early morning and fell under pressure, forming a double top structure on a small scale. From a four-hour perspective, the previous wave of Bitcoin's rise formed an engulfing structure, but it has not broken through the resistance above, and the current market trend is still not ideal. The presidential debate today may bring market fluctuations, and if the price needs to maintain bullish strength, it must stand firm at 56,350; otherwise, it may pull back to around 55,000. For intraday operations, it is still advisable to look for a high point and take a short position.
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