78000 Didn't you do more? How much profit would you have now?

Don't rush to short! The main force has a strategy for unloading; understand these points before you act!

Recently, some people have been anxious to short around 87600, fearing they might miss the peak. But rushing in is like jumping off a cliff with your eyes closed; you're likely to get hurt badly! I will clarify why now is not the best time and teach you step-by-step how to catch the right rhythm.

1. Shorting on the left side = betting your life? The main force is waiting for you to bite!
Rushing to short now essentially means betting that 87600 is the top, but the main force doesn't just crash the market and run away; they cook the frog in warm water. They need to oscillate around the high, pulling up and withdrawing; they can't just crash through the floor in one go. If you rush in to short at this moment, it's like shouting in a market, "This pork will drop in price tomorrow," only to find the vendor raises the price again for two more days, leaving you stuck halfway up the mountain staring blankly.

2. Right-side shorting is the way to go! Focus on two signals.
Want to profit without loss? Remember the mantra: "Wait for the second oscillation during sideways movement; a volume drop is the signal."
1. Watch the volume: If the first drop from 87600 to 85000 sees a surge in trading volume, it indicates the main force is secretly unloading. Don't rush to chase; wait for them to pull back to around 87600 for a second high before shorting;
2. Watch the K line: If a double top pattern appears on the 4-hour level (for example, two attempts to break above 87600 fail), or if MACD shows a top divergence (price makes a new high but the indicator weakens), then act decisively to short.

3. Decoding the main force's strategy: The trick of sideways oscillation.
Why do I say that the range of 85000-87600 is for unloading? The main force needs to create a false impression of "not dropping" to attract retail investors to take over. They will repeatedly push up to around 87600, making the retail traders feel like "it's about to break out," and when you follow the trend to chase the rise, they will flip the market down. Therefore, if the second attempt to break the previous high fails, it’s an opportunity to make money. At this moment, enter the short position, place the stop loss above the previous high, and the risk-reward ratio is directly maximized.