This method has been practiced multiple times and is effective. Critics can refrain from looking; achieving an over 80% win rate is completely feasible, and the risk-reward ratio is at least 2:1. This method mainly targets the horizontal consolidation during the process of rising or falling, and the specific method is as follows.
After research, BTC is likely to fluctuate around $3000 during horizontal consolidation. You only need to short when BTC spikes to the resistance level (the shorting refers to the second time it reaches the resistance level). For example, after the first drop when BTC reaches 95000, decisively short when it reaches 95000 the second time. If BTC breaks through, add to your short position at the next resistance level, keeping your stop-loss within an average price of $1000. For instance, shorting at 95500, and if it breaks to the resistance level of 96200, you can add to your short position around 96400. Your average price will be around 96000, with a stop-loss set at 97000. There are rarely opportunities for a direct surge above 97000; there will be many chances for a failed spike to 95000, with a success rate not exceeding 20%. Once a spike fails, there is a space of 2000 to 3000 dollars during the retreat.
This means you have over 80% win rate combined with a risk-reward ratio greater than 2:1 for trades. I have practiced such trades multiple times, achieving over 80% success. Additionally, you can go long at the support level around $3000. For example, with a resistance level at 95700, the support level below is 92700. As long as it holds, decisively go long, with a stop-loss of only a few hundred dollars, and a profit of 2000 to 3000 dollars! Friendly reminder: The above methods are real and effective. To avoid losses, make sure to trade on the right side. Here’s a detail: Always short at resistance levels and go long at support levels, and do not engage in anything else. If you have not experienced this or do not understand, please refrain from criticism!
Friendly reminder: My posts only represent the current viewpoint. K-lines fluctuate back and forth, so everyone can only reference them and not use them as a basis for opening positions.