$BTC $ETH $SOL Scratch card is currently scraped to the lowest near 935, so next I will wait for a minimum price to increase my position to go long, provided that Bitcoin does not drop below (psychological bottom 920-915), stabilizing above 925, preferably (not breaking 934), I will consider closing my position to continue going long. The current viewpoint is to operate within the 952-925 range, going long on dips and short on rallies. If Bitcoin stabilizes above 952, or breaks through 960, the position should be considered for closing. The same reasoning applies to the three siblings (consider based on your own opening point). Currently, I have both long and short positions (929-978), with the positions opened a few days ago, and no new positions have been opened recently. Yesterday I provided the support point of 934, and below👇🏻 is a detailed introduction. I looked at the trend today, Bitcoin has not broken 934 and has maintained above 935. Those who saw my post yesterday, have you already made a wave (short long) and (short) 😃? I am outside, and watching the market is definitely not as convenient as watching at home. Next, we just need to wait...#加密市场回调 #Strategy增持比特币

Is the trend of $BTC $ETH $SOL similar to April 30? The two idiots have also fallen to around 1785 (I still have both long and short positions). Just woke up, all the support points given yesterday have been broken. Why do I keep emphasizing the 952 point? It must stabilize above 952 to look bullish. Even if it is bullish, it should be a short-term bullish view. Last night, the decline started from 957 and did not stabilize above 960 (I was already asleep at that time...). Next, we need to continue to pay attention to 934. Once it breaks down, we will have to test the two points of 929 and 927. If it breaks down further, we need to look towards 920. In the past few days, I specifically sent two posts to new friends, where I discussed my views and thoughts in detail, along with my posting style (including that I will send the points and directions in advance when opening positions). For example, today I posted three posts; you need to read all of them, not just one separately, such as (I still have long positions meaning I continue to look bullish) (I still have short positions meaning I continue to look bearish) (I still have both long and short positions meaning the direction is currently unclear). 👇🏻 Below are two screenshots of the chart from April 30, which everyone can refer to for that day's trend.