#RiskRewardRatio Some are calling it a “free signal”—but shorting bottoms or longing near resistance? That’s how people get wrecked. Here’s why It's dangerous.

When #bitcoin or any crypto dips hard and reaches a support level, it’s usually due for a bounce—not a free-fall. Shorting at those levels may feel tempting, but if the market snaps back (which it often does), it can wipe out your position instantly. This is why shorting at the bottom is so risky—it’s like stepping in front of a slingshot.

On the flip side, some are now suggesting to “long” at current highs. But if we’re approaching a known resistance level, that’s where many traders will take profits or open shorts—causing the price to stall or reverse. Entering longs there without confirmation is just as risky.

So the smarter move? Wait. Let price action confirm direction. Don’t gamble on reversals unless your strategy is solid. Avoid the noise—because chasing so-called “free signals” often comes with a heavy price.