The first K-line is a big bullish candle with no upper or lower part. It represents that the bulls (buyers) are strong and have won a complete victory, while the bears (sellers) have no power to fight back.
The second K-line is a bald bullish line with a slight lower shadow. After the opening, the short side (selling) launched an attack and hit the lowest point. Then the long side (buying) launched a counterattack and closed at the highest point, indicating that the long side has the vast majority of advantages.
The third K-line is a bald bullish candle with a long lower shadow. The bulls (buyers) have a certain advantage. After the opening, the bears (sellers) push the price down to the lowest point, and then the bulls launch a counterattack and close at the highest point.
The fourth K-line is a positive line with upper and lower shadows. The bulls (buyers) have a slight advantage, and the lower shadow is longer than the upper shadow. After the opening, the bears (sellers) push the market down to the lowest point, and then the bulls counterattack to the highest point. At this time, the bears suppress the market and a short upper shadow appears at the close.
The fifth K-line: It is a positive line with an upper shadow. The upper shadow is longer than the lower shadow. On the surface, it is a positive line, but in fact it is a false positive and true negative pattern with a slight advantage of the short side (sellers). After the opening, the short side pushed down to the lowest point, and then the long side (buyers) launched a counterattack upward to the highest point, but was again pushed down by the short side and closed with a long upper shadow.
The sixth K-line: is a bare positive line with a long upper shadow. On the surface it appears to be a positive line, but in fact it is a false positive and true negative pattern in which the shorts (sellers) have the advantage. After opening at the lowest point, the longs (buyers) move all the way up to the highest point. At this time, the shorts launch downward suppression, and close with a K-line pattern with a long upper shadow and a small entity.
The seventh K-line: It is a bare positive line with a long upper shadow. On the surface, it is a positive line, but in fact it is a false positive and real negative pattern in which the shorts (sellers) are dominant. After opening at the lowest point, the longs (buyers) attacked upward to the highest point, but were suppressed all the way by the shorts and closed with a long lower shadow and a small real body positive line.
The eighth K-line: It is a bare black candlestick with a long upper shadow and a small body. The short side (sellers) is dominant. After the opening, the long side (buyers) attack upward to the highest point, and encounter pressure from the short side to the lowest point and close.
The ninth K-line: It is a bare black candlestick with a small body and a long upper shadow. The bears (sellers) have the advantage. After the opening, the bulls (buyers) attack upward to the highest point, but encounter bears who push the market down to the lowest point and close it as a black candlestick with a small body and a long upper shadow.
The tenth K-line: It is a negative line with upper and lower shadows. The upper shadow is longer than the lower shadow. The shorts (sellers) are dominant. After the opening, the longs (buyers) attack upward to the highest point. The shorts launch a counterattack and hit the lowest point. Then the longs launch an upward counterattack again and close with a lower shadow.
The eleventh K-line: It is a negative line with upper and lower shadows, in which the lower shadow is longer than the upper shadow. On the surface, it is a negative line, but in fact it is a false negative and true positive pattern. The bulls (buyers) have a slight advantage. After the opening, the bulls attacked upward to the highest point, but were pushed down to the lowest point by the bears (sellers). The bulls launched a counterattack again and closed with a long lower shadow.
The twelfth K-line: It is a bald Yin line with a long lower shadow. It looks like a Yin line on the surface, but it is actually a false Yin and true Yang pattern. The long side (buyers) is dominant. After opening at the highest price, the short side (sellers) pushed down all the way to the lowest point. The long side launched a counterattack and closed with a long lower shadow.
The thirteenth K-line: It is a bald black candlestick with a slight lower shadow. The bears (sellers) have most of the advantages. After opening at the highest price, the bears push the price down all the way to the lowest point. The bulls (buyers) launch a limited counterattack and close with a short lower shadow.
The fourteenth K-line is a bare-headed and bare-footed Yin line, and the short side (seller) has a complete advantage. After opening at the highest point, the short side pushed down all the way to the lowest point and closed, and the long side (buyer) had no power to fight back.#BTC何时破9万？ 
