How I Trade Bitcoin Without Chasing Price

26 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment, the presenter explains his Bitcoin trading approach that focuses on exploiting overnight retracements rather than chasing price movements during active sessions. He describes how, after the main trading session ends, the market often pulls back, providing a low‑risk entry point. By waiting for this pullback, he avoids impulsive trades, aligns with a bullish daily bias confirmed by a bullish 1‑hour chart, and aims to capture the subsequent daily volatility expansion. The method is framed as momentum trading—retrace and continuation—or colloquially, buying the dip.

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And this is something that happens almost daily. The main trading session ends, you go into overnight mode, and you start retracing. Now, waiting for this retracement is actually genius because I didn't need to chase price and take some stupid trades on a day where I was no longer expecting this much price movement. Instead, I can start off fresh, get into a better position, and potentially ride a daily volatility expansion of this new day. Daily bias is bullish, the 1-hourly is already bullish. Right now, we're just looking for retracement. We get in and we ride the market upwards. There's a concept known as momentum trading. You can call this retrace and continuation, whatever, or buy the dip if you want to use crypto bro terms.