Bitcoin fluctuates less than 1% daily; arbitrage opportunities have dried up. Let's see if Monday brings any chances.

May 6, 2026, Noon First: Wait for the market to retrace to 2360-2350 for a long; first take profit at 2380, second take profit at 2400; stop loss at 2330 Second: If the market candle body breaks below 2340, wait for a rebound to 2370 to short; first take profit at 2340, second take profit at 2320; stop loss at 2400 Third: If the market regains and stands above 2380, go long; first take profit at 2410, second take profit at 2440; stop loss at 2350 Fourth: If the market spikes to 2390 and closes with a pin bar on the close for a short; if no pin bar, do not short. First take profit at 2360, second take profit at 2330; stop loss at 2420 Fifth: After the market breaks below 2340, place a long order from the 2280-2300 range; first take profit at 2340, second take profit at 2380; stop loss at 2250 Sixth: After the market candle body breaks above 2400, wait for a pullback to 2360-2380 to go long; first take profit at 2420, second take profit above 2460; stop loss at 2340 Seventh: If the market rises to 2460 and closes with a pin bar, short; first take profit at 2420, second take profit below 2380; stop loss at 2490 Those who want to trade “big pancake” can do so based on the “second pancake” levels; big pancake stop loss is 500 points.

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