How many of those who shout about price fluctuations in the square every day have actually opened positions? Can one really predict market trends just by talking without even having a position? The judgment when one has a position versus when one does not is completely different, and the accuracy will also vary. Without the experience accumulated from long-term trading, how can one possibly predict market trends?
Many people keep shouting that prices will fall, and I actually hope for a decline as well. However, just because so many people hope for a drop, the prices are delayed in falling and even occasionally rise. Those who always say that BTC will drop to 80,000 or 70,000, can you give some real financial support to your judgments by opening a short position? For example, I opened a short position at 94,000, isn't that high enough? The reality is that I have been stuck in it for three days. Of course, I know it will eventually drop, but I really can't shamelessly say it will fall to 80,000; if it drops to 90,000, that would be a blessing. If you opened a short position, you would be more honest.
Of course, it is also not suitable to open long positions now; the bearish trend has started. I just find it very funny when people shout for a decline with their eyes closed. Although in the next few days, they may finally shout correctly.
