$BTC has finally stopped falling. In Asia, due to the sharp decline in US stocks last night, panic selling has pushed it below 80,000. When the Americans woke up and saw this, they thought, 'Wow, do we want to pick up some cheap chips?' Continuous declines in US stocks create a technical demand for a rebound, but there is currently no momentum for upward correction, so breaking below 80,000 may happen over the weekend. Should we short Bitcoin? Psychologically, I don't like going short, and going long has no trend. It's still the same old topic: if Litecoin goes up, shorting it could be worth a try, while also going long on meme stocks to hedge; perhaps both sides could yield gains.

$LTC data doesn't deceive, family, the ETF net outflow data for Bitcoin and Ethereum these two days is shocking, institutional large funds are voting with their feet. You say it's a crash, but Bitcoin is still over 80,000 per coin, you say it's a bull market correction, before the altcoins were bleeding heavily, now Bitcoin is in continuous decline, whether to short or go long, a 50% win rate is surprisingly hard to decide! I had previously judged that the ETF expectations for Litecoin have been fully reflected in the price, indeed it has also corrected with Bitcoin, but the rebound speed is astonishing, surprisingly back to previous highs, but once it reaches that point, it pulls back, the main force lacks confidence to challenge the 200 price level, if they dare to push, family would dare to pour in. These old coins are not held by retail investors in large amounts, it's just that more family members have recently boarded, experiencing repeated fluctuations like a roller coaster 🎢. Waiting for a wave of 138-145, don't hesitate to short!