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In the short term, there won't be any market movement.
Friends with long positions, be cautious.
For those who are stuck in long positions and those who like to go long or buy spot, pay attention: in the short term, BTC, ETH, and most altcoins will not see any market movement. They will only fall, then bounce slightly before continuing to drop. So for those who are going long, now is not the right time to catch the bottom or go long.
When can we go long? We need to at least wait until the negative impact of tariffs is over, or until after the non-farm payroll data on April 4th, before we can gradually position ourselves. Currently, the market's fear index is at 32; consider going long when it hits 20. Making a profit is actually quite simple: just short the market. Right now, it's clear that shorting is more profitable than going long, so why insist on going long?
In trading, you must understand to follow the trend. Going against the trend easily leads to losses. It’s fine to go long when the market is rising, but when it's falling, instead of shorting, you're thinking about catching the bottom. No wonder many people are stuck; this is a matter of mindset.
Friends with long positions, be cautious.
For those who are stuck in long positions and those who like to go long or buy spot, pay attention: in the short term, BTC, ETH, and most altcoins will not see any market movement. They will only fall, then bounce slightly before continuing to drop. So for those who are going long, now is not the right time to catch the bottom or go long.
When can we go long? We need to at least wait until the negative impact of tariffs is over, or until after the non-farm payroll data on April 4th, before we can gradually position ourselves. Currently, the market's fear index is at 32; consider going long when it hits 20. Making a profit is actually quite simple: just short the market. Right now, it's clear that shorting is more profitable than going long, so why insist on going long?
In trading, you must understand to follow the trend. Going against the trend easily leads to losses. It’s fine to go long when the market is rising, but when it's falling, instead of shorting, you're thinking about catching the bottom. No wonder many people are stuck; this is a matter of mindset.
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