30F, the market has changed, and the trend has chosen to break downward. Then, the focus of observation here should be placed on the purple center on the right. For the time being, we don’t need to consider the expansion of the two purple centers on the left and right. We need to track whether the center on the right can grow downward. Of course, there is also the possibility that the two centers will continue to move upward after expansion, but a very simple question is, is the trend running below, above, or in the middle of the center? The answer is down. Then there will be less chaos. It is the most reasonable and most suitable for the current trading plan to prioritize the three sells, which has nothing to do with your expectations.

5F, this does not even need to look at the structure. We only use the volume comparison under dynamics to see the results of the long-short confrontation.

1. The No. 1 trend has a strong structure of a double-center trend, and the space is the same as the No. 2 consolidation trend on the right: short>long.

2. The No. 3 trend has a 9-segment center, which is at a higher level, but the space is not as good as the lower-level center of the No. 2 trend: short>long.

3. The trend of No. 4 is not yet completed, but it only takes one section to destroy the adjacent basic trend. It is another small level that destroys the large level: short > long.

Therefore, using the simplest analysis of the dynamics of the Chaos Theory, the conclusion is very obvious. I don’t want to be short either, but the market reflects the short. Under this premise, all your large-level positions are wrong if you take the long position on the left side. It is easy to fall into the market meat grinder.

How to operate? In a word, follow the trend. Start tracking from a small level to see when the long-short conversion occurs. If the long position emerges, then go long. If it does not appear, then no matter how weak the short position is, you should go short. $BTC