Yesterday, I placed a short position near 109400, mainly observing the initial signs of a top divergence on the four-hour chart, while the price repeatedly tested above 110000 but failed to break through. The candlestick patterns were converging and weak, and the MACD had begun a death cross, so I thought I would take a chance on a pullback.

Actually, I wasn't particularly aggressive when I placed the order; it was just a test position, thinking I could add more on a rebound. I didn't expect it to drop directly—during the first wave, I reduced half of my position near 108500. I locked in this profit decisively, mainly because at that time the one-hour chart had crossed below the MA99 support, and the trading volume had significantly increased. I was worried about a sudden spike, so I decided to take some profits and secure my position.

After reducing my position, I let the remaining profits run, aiming for the previous low support area around 107888.

Overall, I stuck to the rhythm, not being greedy, going with the trend, and maintaining discipline.

Then, if you are following me, set a break-even point at 109200. I am just a novice trader, so I hold myself to high standards at every step, and I hope everyone can do the same. If I take profit or set a stop-loss later, I will observe the market for the next steps.

The most important thing is to learn to cut losses. There have been a lot of unreliable tariff news lately, and it's crucial to cut losses. Don’t let a few profits be smaller than a single loss. #BTC走势分析