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$BTC is not suitable to continue shorting now; if the gambling addiction strikes, you can go long at 93600, with a stop loss at 93400.

If you firmly believe that a bull market will come, the best approach is not to heavily invest with high leverage and then pray that you can become rich overnight. Even if it does rise, you won't be able to hold on, as a small fluctuation of 2-3% is enough to scare you out of your position.

The best approach is to give up on timing the market, give up on high leverage, and starting now, without looking at any price points, invest in spot Bitcoin every Friday with your eyes closed, until the peak of the bull market.

If you had chosen to do this at this time last year, you would have already comfortably doubled your investment and surpassed over 90% of those in the crypto space who are similarly bullish; if you had done this at this time two years ago, you would have comfortably multiplied your investment by 5 times, surpassing 99% of the investors in the crypto space.

If there is a small rebound today, we can see if the position at 93600 has completed a top-bottom exchange.
If 93600 becomes a short-term top, then continue to hold; if it breaks back down, consider appropriately reducing positions.

It has been in a sideways trend for a few days and has not been able to break through 96,000. It seems like it's about time for a major correction to test whether the top of the previous consolidation box at 88,800 can serve as a new support level.

Currently, going long is not recommended, as it is already a tail end market, and the cost-effectiveness of going long is very low. It's hard to find stop-loss levels, and there may be multiple hit losses.

However, if you are a stubborn bull and want to gamble on whether it can break through 96,000 and 98,000, that's also possible.

Long entry: 94,000, stop loss 93,600, target 96,000; if it breaks through 96,000, then partially close positions, aiming for 98,000. If you can monitor the market, you can flexibly set stop losses, looking to exit if it can't hold above 93,600.

Short entry: 94,800, stop loss 95,777, initially targeting 93,600; if it can't hold, then directly aim for 89,000.

Next week there may be a pullback, back to 88000, the top of the previous consolidation range, to test the support level.
Of course, being bearish doesn't mean going short, in case the whale directly breaks through 98000, it could really blow up your short position.
Also, if it directly breaks through 98000 and reaches 100000 before pulling back, the previous support is very likely to fail, so don't rush to catch it when it drops.

Brothers, don't short against the trend. If you must, do it near the resistance level at 98000. If you get stopped out there, it won't hurt too much.
Entering a short position now has a high probability of getting stuck halfway, with minimal profit to be made. Moreover, if it breaks through 98000 in one go, this market move will have nothing to do with you.

$ETH Those holding short positions should observe the support levels at these two points, 1720 and 1680. If these two levels cannot hold, continue to hold and wait for the U.S. stock market to open tonight! Don't tell me that you stubbornly hold onto losing positions while casually throwing away profitable ones.

The callback has started, brothers who have short positions near the previous high can hold on for now.
If not, there's no need to chase the shorts; just prepare your ammo and wait for the callback to finish before going long!
btc: around 87800
eth: around 1660
These two positions can be used to take a small position of about 10%; once the callback is confirmed to be over, add to your position when the 4-hour candlestick engulfs the previous bearish candle.

I'm a bit scared that this pump will be like last November, skyrocketing without a return. But now it's different from last November; there are elections and interest rate cuts to speculate on. If I chase in, I'm afraid I'll be chasing at the peak.

Right now, not having any long positions or spot holdings, maybe staying in cash is the best choice.

The Nasdaq opened lower and continued to decline, but the cryptocurrency market rose against the trend, just like the script from the past few days. The market makers forcibly supported the prices, making everyone really believe that 'BTC = safe-haven asset.' In the end, it dropped, leaving a scene of wailing.

Is this really interesting for the market makers? Can't it just fall sharply and rise sharply? What are they pretending to do?

$SOL may just be testing the resistance level of 142, so don't rush to chase the rise.

$SOL sol has broken the level, those who want to short, wait!

$SOL It is best to stay in cash now, the bulls and bears are about to determine the winner.

$ETH You are softer than a seventy-year-old veteran.

Trump's tariff stick can no longer scare Dongda; if worse comes to worst, we can decouple, and all Dongda people can survive by gnawing on tree bark. Of course, it doesn't scare the market either. The news has been out for a while, and everyone is mentally prepared; global stock markets haven't reacted much, which verifies this point.

So the drop last night was a normal correction. Sol has been consolidating at the 130 level for three days, and after failing to break through 136, it will have to adjust and gather strength lower down.

Those preparing for long-term spot entry can wait a bit longer or enter a small position. For short-term traders using high leverage, it's advisable not to go against the trend; it's better to short at highs, take a bite, and run, remembering to set a stop loss. The up-and-down fluctuations within such a large range cannot be ignored; if you get shaken around too much, your position may disappear.

Finally, don't just look at the news to trade cryptocurrencies; the market's reaction is always faster than the news. News should only be glanced at when there's market activity.

$SOL is very critical today. If it can break through 136, the upward trend will begin and won't look back; on the contrary, if the breakout fails, we will at least see a pullback to 116.

Does $SOL start callback?

$PEPE Hello, you seem a bit stiff

Currently, neither side of China and the United States can compromise, because if the tariffs increase beyond 34%, it will just be a number, and decoupling is the worst that can happen.
If decoupling really happens, the U.S. side can exploit its little brothers, while the Eastern side will just endure tough times; it's not like we haven't endured before. Everyone has an escape route, and the sky won't fall. The cryptocurrency market and stock market each have their own paths to follow.

Despair 😩