The first target for shorting at #BTC is set between 82800-82500. However, if you rush to place a limit order in this range for a small reversal, you might have to endure some pain.

In a downtrend, if you want to go against the trend for a short-term trade, it's hard to find the right points. If you don't find them correctly, you might get trapped. The space for reversing the position is already small, and if you still don't find the right spot, you'll likely just be a bystander.

Reversing in the take-profit range, just like shorting when the market was surging yesterday, will also be in a state of oscillation, with frequent fluctuations, uncertain profits and losses, and patience is needed for trading.

There's also a possibility with reversing: if you enter, you might get stuck, and if your position is too heavy, you could face the risk of losses and liquidation. If the trend is very strong, it could push sharply, and you could lose everything in an instant.

The first take-profit means there is still room for further shorting later. Conversely, taking a risk midway to reverse, if you take all profits, during a strong downtrend, it might be better to continue shorting $BTC .

The second take-profit point for Bitcoin is looking good at 91775, with 91610 for adding positions. Here, a short-term reversal would be better.