Today, the market surged at $BTC , and some retail investors started to get anxious. My viewpoint is very clear. At 8:08 AM, I posted a reminder that the midnight level of 83500 is a short position at 1845, and here at 82500 and 1820, we initially opened with a gain for the day. There’s nothing wrong with that, right? Subsequently, at 10:54 AM, I posted again, stating that the pressure is still there, and the short position remains unchanged! I clearly provided a simple analysis for myself and the position to short.

For aggressive shorts at 83000 and 83500, I also reminded that aggressive shorts need to keep an eye on the market, control the position well, and for the rebound, a second position should be used to average down. Moreover, the operation is more short-term, and the support below is also evident. I’ve made myself clear enough, right?

For a steady approach, I suggested shorting at 84000 and 84500. Bitcoin’s current highest rebound is around 84474. I don't think there’s much issue with my short position. The same goes for Ethereum; I suggested shorting at 1880 and 1900, with a highest rebound at around 1891. I also don’t see a problem there. If you are a short-term trader and think you can just take a bite and run, indeed you can make a profit anywhere, even if you go long at the first resistance level and then exit at the second resistance, the long position can still yield profit. And if you're skilled, entering short at the second resistance can also yield profit, making it a double kill for both long and short, right?

Zhongliang always insists on clarifying his viewpoints and detailing the points, sticking to the truth. If there’s a loss, admit the mistake, don’t delete posts, and avoid playing the hindsight game, always claiming to make a profit. However, as long as the market is not right, you are trash, and no one will give you a thumbs up. Everyone thinks that when you post, it should be correct, and if they enter based on your article, they should make money immediately. Really, in the plaza, there are many capable and strong teachers earning a lot every day. They are suitable for you, and you can follow them. Zhongliang here is not worthy because stop losses are common, and making mistakes is also common.

Trading is fundamentally a process of trial and error: short at resistance and long at support. However, whether the resistance can hold needs to be verified. So, every time we short at high points or long at low points, there is indeed a risk of stop loss. It’s not that resistance and support levels are useless; it’s just that entering at these levels has a slightly lower probability of being wrong, that’s all. I share more about why I view things this way, what indicators show signs, rather than simply giving a resistance level or support level, and then saying if the pressure doesn't break, short, or if it breaks, chase the long...