A few days ago, it still looked like it was trying to surge, today it was directly taken over by the bears! 🚨📉 The last look before bed was at $ZEC , the price was still grinding at a high level, many people thought it was accumulating power, but what I saw was a lack of volume during the rally and insufficient support. When it was grinding at the top during the day, I focused on whether there was real buying pressure above ZEC, and the result was very clear: every time it surged up, it couldn't stabilize, and as soon as the suppression came, it fell back 👀. At that time, I indicated this rhythm to open short positions, avoiding chasing those false rallies. Now from 573.84 to 412.23, the return rate is +1998.31%, this wave of shorts was executed very smoothly ✅🔥. The rhythm was right, and the market naturally gave feedback. I'm not afraid of it grinding, I'm only afraid you'll panic first. Once you understand, execute it; don't hesitate at the last moment. Take profit here and close 80% 🎯💰, keep the remaining 20% to protect the cost basis, if it continues to drop, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don’t get emotionally attached to the profits 📌. If you missed it, don’t chase ⚠. Chasing can easily lead to losses; wait for a clearer signal next time, wait for a new structure to emerge, opportunities won’t only come once 🔔. ‍$BTC $ETH

Haha, wake up, look at the market! These days, not losing money is considered a "win," and those who can preserve their skills are all experts~ Surface situation vs. actual situation "Peaceful"? Coinglass data hits hard—over the past 24 hours, the entire network was liquidated for $559 million, 130k people ruthlessly wiped out. The largest liquidation was directly on ETH-USD, with $14.14 million vanishing into thin air. Do you think sideways movement is "gathering strength"? It’s sharpening the blade. Price action: real pain ETH’s real-time price is struggling around $1,660. This level is like a "two-faced" person—unable to go up (shorts pressing at $1,737), unable to go down (bulls’ bottom line at $1,577). The battle between bulls and bears has fallen into a "dead end." On-chain indicators: tangled signals On-chain net inflow surprisingly reached $64.73 million—everyone complains verbally, but their actions are honest bottom-fishing? But the price remains unmoved—so is this "building a bottom" or "taking over positions," a question mark. Macro and capital flow: the harsh reality of bloodletting Macro is brutal—spot ETF net outflows for seven consecutive weeks. The Federal Reserve isn’t easing up, big players are continuously retreating, which is the biggest hidden worry. Risks and bottom line The last defense is $1,577—if broken, liquidation strength will reach $573 million, possibly triggering a "longs killing longs" panic. Be sure to defend this bottom line. Specific trading ideas Long idea: buy small positions on dips around $1,590–$1,610, stop loss at $1,565, position size 10%-15%, target $1,680–$1,700 (must set stop loss). Short idea: short on rebounds at $1,700–$1,720, stop loss at $1,745, target $1,630–$1,600. The current market looks like "toughing it out"—waiting to see who blinks first. Are you choosing the "left side bottom-fishing" as a brave warrior, or "right side watching" for signals? Share your position and plans in the comments, let’s endure this tough time together! (The above content is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.)#以太坊基金会重组降本 $ETH

Ever since Sunday, I already gave everyone the full set of mid-term swing trading ideas for BTC and ETH, locking in the bearish tone for the larger cycle in advance—today, the entire price action has been fully verified and validated. At the time, BTC was around 64,038 and ETH was at 1,728. I directly spelled out the core judgment: the rally that rose from the lows was only a technical rebound after a major drop, not the start of a new long-term bull market. After pushing up to the 67,493 and 1,848 stage highs, bullish momentum was completely exhausted. The 4-hour Bollinger upper band turned downward, daily highs stepped lower in a stair-step pattern, and the medium-term correction channel was officially formed. On the funding side, OBV has long been below the average, with long-term capital continuing to show net outflows—no incremental capital is stepping in to provide support. Combined with the Federal Reserve’s more hawkish expectations, the macro environment has been bearish throughout. Each rebound will only trigger concentrated sell-offs from trapped positions at higher levels. Short-term repairs can only delay the pace of the decline, but they cannot change the weak medium-term outlook. At the same time, I clearly defined the actionable trading range: for BTC, rebound resistance is 64,700-66,000. The first swing target is to look at 62,200; if there is an effective breakdown, it will directly turn attention toward the 60,000 prior swing low. For ETH, rebound resistance is 1,755-1,848. The first swing target is 1,660; if support is lost, look toward 1,600. The overall core trading thesis was set as follows: rebounds are the primary setup for shorts; going long from lower levels is only a minor, light-position bet on a short-term repair. Long-term bottom-fishing longs are strictly forbidden. A few days later, BTC’s current price has pulled back to around 62,600. During the day, the low dipped as far as 61,870, steadily realizing the downside room from the earlier call. This morning, Duodanzhi Ying’s exit also perfectly avoided the risk of this round of pullback. The slight consolidation at short-term lows right now is merely a brief pause during the decline; the larger-cycle bearish trend has not changed in any way. Going forward, the original swing approach will continue: prioritize setting up shorts when rebounds face pressure; until extreme support levels are reached, do not take heavy positions to bottom-fish.