In the contract battlefield, stop-loss should be as natural as breathing, and a liquidation is merely a health check of one's cognition—often, the fiercest hunters appear as prey. Leverage is an amplifier of ego; at 10x, one thinks they are a genius, at 100x, one discovers they are a beggar, and only after liquidation do they realize they were actually performance artists. The real fear is not in losing money, but in the market suddenly moving in the right direction after closing a position; more painful than losing money is proving to oneself that they could have been right but surrendered early. This morning, the coin price surged to 95,000, followed by a rapid dip, hitting a low of 93,500. Our long position set at 93,500 in the afternoon has successfully entered the market, and we must aim for a new height with this long position, as it is evident that there are signs of pressure near 93,500. Currently, the price is around 94,000.
From the current trend, it appears that the bulls are about to explode this evening. Clearly, on the four-hour chart, a cross bullish candle has formed, with the upper shadow lengthening. As long as the coin price stabilizes above 93,500 and does not break below, we can continue to hold this long position. The bullish momentum in the early morning is expected to lead the price to test the pressure at 95,000, and it is not difficult to see from the chart that a bullish-bearish conversion pattern is about to form, with bulls ready to gain strength. We only need to patiently wait for the price increase at midnight.
Bitcoin strategy: Long near 93,700, target 95,000
Ethereum strategy: Long near 1,790, target 1,850