Currently, the focus is still on short positions, around 3080, with a stop loss set at 3115. If it doesn't break through, it will test the bottom again. I'm not very optimistic about the central point continuing to rise; the market will remain relatively dull over the weekend. It shouldn't exceed 3100, and a 4-hour level consolidation will form here, waiting for results next week. Of course, the key points to follow next month are the first interest rate cut, the second Ethereum upgrade, and the third is the global political marginalization events.
We maintain a cautious attitude towards the market. My own trading strategy is to open positions with a leverage of 100 times at 0.5% of my capital each time, taking it slow. Large positions can bring high returns but also high risks, and it depends on the individual’s approach; it’s not absolute. Taking it slow can also enhance one’s skills, and it helps maintain a good mindset, which won’t affect my trading.
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Currently, the focus is still on short positions, around 3080, with a stop loss set at 3115. If it doesn't break through, it will test the bottom again. I'm not very optimistic about the central point continuing to rise; the market will remain relatively dull over the weekend. It shouldn't exceed 3100, and a 4-hour level consolidation will form here, waiting for results next week. Of course, the key points to follow next month are the first interest rate cut, the second Ethereum upgrade, and the third is the global political marginalization events.
We maintain a cautious attitude towards the market. My own trading strategy is to open positions with a leverage of 100 times at 0.5% of my capital each time, taking it slow. Large positions can bring high returns but also high risks, and it depends on the individual’s approach; it’s not absolute. Taking it slow can also enhance one’s skills, and it helps maintain a good mindset, which won’t affect my trading.