#BTC走势分析

Recently, I've occasionally seen live broadcasts in the square, and with a four-hour bearish candlestick, the KOL says this is a big short. I always wonder where these fools come from.

I've been saying it would rise since 8.3 and haven't stopped for a day. On April 11, all the friends I introduced to the circle laid out their positions in spot trading. No matter what, at the price of 8.3, it was a no-brainer for bulls. How could you doubt this trend? I can't understand what your thought process is.

Well, now it's at 95,000, short it! Alright, I still can't understand your thought process...

Here, I only trade based on trends; I don't have the subjective initiative to guess. Isn't the trend good? Eating from 8.3 to 9.5 isn't sweet? What more do you want?

How do you view the future market? You can go short; if it fails, that's fine, haha.

If you don't understand the price movement logic of BTC 8.3 => 7.6 => 9.5, I can explain it to you, but it's not something that can be made clear in one post.

Three things need to be emphasized:

1. Make money; don't day trade.

2. Don't let market emotions sway you; if the trend is good, spend the other time drinking tea and reading books.

3. Contracts, bullish profits are great, shorting is meaningless, completely meaningless; don't touch shorts. You won't make money.

4. My machine here can connect to the API for long and short positions; it can do day trading, so I generally don't do it myself. I leave it to the quant. Occasionally, I might do some day trading, but it's also following the machine's strategy.

This circle is big, awareness is very important, and every bullet in your pocket is crucial. If you play as you please, most people will return to the starting point.