Major Reversal Ahead for the Big Pie Market

Hello everyone, I’m Brother Panda. What I’m about to share is very important, so I encourage you to watch patiently—it concerns your own financial interests.

The previous short position I mentioned worked out well; I predicted it could go as high as 88,000. Right now, it looks like the market is shaking out some short positions before continuing its decline. The upside appears limited at this point.

I’ve already taken a short position myself. Honestly, I’m a bit surprised by how things unfolded. Is the short-side pressure really this strong? Even with positive news, the price barely moved. That kind of strength suggests the main players are still in control.

BTC 4-Hour Chart Analysis:

The central range is an oscillation box, and the gap area represents the cost basis for the big players pushing the market. Simply put, the gap reflects where institutions bought in—not their full cost, but their price when initiating their upward push.

Now, these institutions will eventually need to sell to realize profits, meaning the gaps will be filled sooner or later. Whether you're bullish or bearish, I believe this current rise is intended to flush out short positions. Once that’s done, the market will resume its downward path. It’s a cycle of accumulation and distribution. Don’t be afraid—just stay focused.

I don’t think we’ll see BTC reach 120,000; that would contradict the trading logic institutions follow. I’m not a habitual short seller—I go where the money is. But right now, who dares to go long? That would be like walking into a trap.

Buying spot or going long at this level risks getting stuck at the top. Then, as the market drops, panic sets in, and many end up selling near the bottom. It’s okay to miss out on trades, but never go against sound trading logic. Missed trades mean your capital is safe; trapped trades can be costly. Think carefully about your strategy.