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Let's first review yesterday's trading ideas and strategies. The public updates provided the basis and logic, which, so far, seem to be sound. I didn't sell at the lowest point; Bitcoin at 86000 and Sol at 117 were quite accurate. Ethereum exceeded my expectations, but that's normal given its high volatility.
This trade is suitable for wide-range oscillations. Once a large oscillation range breaks, a new range forms. Combining this with the theory of time cycles, we can see the space; the price levels are secondary, the direction is the main point. Think about it—how many times have we died chasing precise levels? How many times have we died trying to do ultra-short trades?
My subscription orders are not frequently operated, but sometimes I also make foolish moves, heavily risking and getting wiped out several times. I admit I can't play like the big players. It's not a technical issue; it's a matter of human nature and emotional control. Going all-in to make money and then switching to loss-cutting, then the price comes back and gets me excited. It’s probably not just me. If stop-losses are unreasonable, then heavy positions and all-in bets can't have large stop-losses. Those who understand will get it.
Currently, looking at the market, on the 1-hour chart, there's a rebound. The major resistance is around 2950-2970. As I said, if 2970 doesn't stabilize, the downside remains bearish. The daily chart is bearish; the oscillation range has been broken and extended downward, continuing the bearish daily trend. Therefore, short-term rebounds are safer for shorting, especially with larger stop-losses. Bitcoin faces resistance at 88600-89500. If it breaks above, consider bullish positions. Sol faces resistance at 125-127. These three main coins all have the possibility of a false breakout into resistance levels—that is, many interpret this as a fake breakout. Afterward, the price may fall below current lows; Bitcoin could break below 86000 to around 84000. If the spike is deep, it could break 84000. Ethereum's current low is around 2730. (Remember not to have a perfect mindset—don't think about exiting at the lowest point. Many times, that's how people get wiped out. The price often comes back after not hitting the bottom. Yesterday's example, combined with today's movement, illustrates this well. So I just exit when I sleep, closing one trade at a time. Every day there are trades; we get wiped out because of stubbornness, not flexibility.)
The market has already moved to this stage, and it's no longer suitable to go long. The upside space is too small, and in a bearish trend, going long is very risky. Of course, short-term and ultra-short-term trades are not within this scope. It's normal for prices to fluctuate. It's fine to take profits and exit willingly. I offer a broad directional idea—both long and short positions are not easy for most people. We are all ordinary traders. We need to have a clear understanding of this. If you can control your emotions well and manage your positions, you can do both long and short. It varies from person to person. In recent days, I kept emphasizing that position control is king, including my recent long positions, which topped at 3000 but didn't reach 3070. I also reminded to reduce positions and advised everyone to exit early. Yesterday, I called for shorting. More often, we should focus on the pattern and structure, not just the price. Many think that when it drops to this level, they go long; when it rises to that level, they go short. Even for hedging traders—I don't play that way. If your mindset is good and you control human nature and emotions, you can trade however you want. For most people, the result of hedging is that they can't stay rational—either they get caught long or short. They worry about the long position running away or the short position dropping further, wavering back and forth. Think about it—how many people have died like this? If it weren't you, you wouldn't be checking other traders' signals or asking what they are doing. When you close a trade, even if it's a stop-loss, you can reorganize your thoughts, logic, and direction, then re-enter. You always have a chance to recover. But with a trapped position or hedge, that’s not guaranteed. You need to know your psychological endurance and operational ability. Be clear about your own limits.
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