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Today I had麻 again Total of 2 orders made 90800 more orders, gained 1000 points 91900 short orders, gained 2400 points Today I made a profit of 3400 points, it was perfect
92000 has become the key price for long and short positions. If it breaks and stabilizes at 92000, it will go to 94000, 98000, or even higher. If it does not stabilize at 92000, it will continue to go down.
To be honest, the recent market situation is very complex, with sharp rises and falls. Retail investors are basically switching back and forth between long and short positions, making it very difficult to operate, leading to many retail investors losing money. However, we are doing well; we made 5,600 points in the last two days. Of course, there were also small losses of a few hundred points, but overall, we are profitable at around 90%, with stop losses at about 10%.
So how will the market move next? Personally, I tend to be bullish. Now BTC has reached a very critical price. The price of 92000 will determine the key for rises and falls. Once it stabilizes, the subsequent market will be much clearer, and it will go to 94000, 98000, or even above 100000. Of course, if it does not stabilize, it is also clear that it will continue to fall. I suggest that everyone avoid trading at this position and wait until it breaks and stabilizes before planning long positions; it’s not too late. However, if you have profits to defend, like if you still hold long positions, you can use your profits to speculate. Personally, I made a long position today and took over 1000 points to exit. I am currently still in a flat position, but our community made a long position at 90800 with a current profit of 600 points, and we are defending with profits. At the same time, I want to remind everyone that if you do not have positions, do not chase. The risk at this position is too high, especially near resistance levels, which may result in unrealized losses. Many people cannot accept unrealized losses, so it is really unnecessary to speculate at this position; we should wait until it stabilizes above before making a move.
BTC has firmly stopped falling, and the market has shifted from bearish to bullish, with the next target around 94000.
The day before yesterday, I posted that if we could fill the gap at 87600, we could look to open long positions. This position is technically a very good place to go long, and the movement turned out to be perfectly in line with my expectations. It really went just like that. However, it’s very regrettable that I saw this position very clearly, but I didn’t get in because it rose too quickly, and I just couldn't catch the opportunity. Most importantly, I didn’t overcome my own thoughts and kept feeling that I should wait for a pullback to enter. As a result, it just shot up all at once, and I really missed a big opportunity. I hesitated for a moment at such a good position and didn’t get in because I was worried that it would be like a few days ago, where it shot up and then dropped back down. So, I hesitated at this position.
As for the upcoming market, there’s nothing to consider, just go long. If there’s a pullback, go long again. It’s better not to chase after it rises too quickly. I’m worried that if there’s a pullback, it could easily lead to a floating loss. Where it will pull back to will depend on how far it goes up tonight.
The weekend market for BTC is moving as expected. It indeed dipped after touching around 9000, perfectly.
Yesterday, I posted to inform everyone that BTC would experience a volatile market over the weekend. If you want to short, you could touch 90000 before doing so. Yesterday’s market completely followed my predictions. During the day, it was indeed very sluggish and remained volatile, with only some movement occurring at night. The night’s market also followed my expectations, dipping after touching 90000. We decisively shorted at 90000 and have already gained over 1000 points.
As for how it will move next? First of all, I believe there’s still room for a decline near 90000. The first target should be around 88000. A friendly reminder, do not chase the shorts, as liquidity is relatively poor on weekends and may not hold much reference value. Of course, there is support near 88000, which should lead to some rebound. As for whether it will stop declining, we will see. If it can stop declining around 86000-87000, I believe there’s still room for an upward movement, as the current BTC upward structure has not been broken. Only a complete breakdown of the ascending channel line could potentially end this round of increase. Therefore, we can wait for BTC to drop to around 88000 and 86000 to see how the market will move. If it stops declining, we can consider setting up a long position, which I believe could reach above 94000, provided it stops declining. If it does not stop declining, we cannot set up this long position. Of course, I will provide real-time updates on the specific market conditions. If you don’t know what to do, just follow my posts and live broadcasts.
As soon as I got up in the morning, the brothers ate over 1000 pieces of meat Although the liquidity is poor on weekends, it doesn't stop us from eating meat.
This weekend, BTC may face range consolidation. Long positions need to be patient and wait for certainty before re-entering.
Recently, the BTC market has been both complex and simple. It's complex because BTC is fluctuating up and down, making it hard for many to understand and hesitant to operate. It's simple because these past two days, it has been squeezing shorts. Personally, I've made 7000 points on BTC short positions over the past two days, and yesterday I guided everyone in the live broadcast to make 3200 points on BTC short positions. Our shorts went from 91200 to 88000 for profit-taking, which is a substantial gain.
So, how should we operate today? First, since today is the weekend, liquidity will be relatively poor compared to usual, so we need to be especially cautious when trading. For long positions, there are two key levels to consider. The first is the gap around 87600. If it drops to around 87600 during the day today, fills the entire gap, and then rebounds, we can set up a long position. This would be a very perfect technical move. If it doesn't rebound and no bulls enter, then do not enter. The second is a strong breakout above 90000, and if it retests without breaking 90000, we can chase a long position. These are relatively certain long opportunities, both scenarios can see prices above 94000.
As for short positions, I personally believe there are currently no good opportunities unless it pushes up near 90000, fails to stabilize, and then drops down, which would provide an opportunity to short. Otherwise, there are no opportunities for shorting.
With poor liquidity on weekends and not many opportunities, the trading volume also lacks reference value. It is better to wait patiently.
The trend of BTC aligns closely with my expectations, and the positions I provided yesterday have all been met.
Around 10:30 PM last night, I specifically posted to remind everyone that BTC had chosen a direction, which would be down first and then up, and I clearly told everyone that it would reach the range of 90000-91000. Ultimately, it dropped to 90800, which completely matches the range I provided. So yesterday, I mentioned that the support at 91800 would likely not hold because the pullback was not in place. Although there was a strong rebound near 91800 yesterday, which eventually rebounded to 93200, many who went short were stopped out or scared away. However, I did not; instead, I decisively went short after this rebound, making a profit of 2000 points before exiting, because I never really believed it would break through the resistance at 94000 directly from the position of 91800. The rebound yesterday did not seem like a genuine rebound; a real rebound wouldn't rise so sharply. Instead, yesterday's rebound looked more like a forced squeeze to trigger stop-losses, a tactic that has been played countless times.
So how will the market trend next? First of all, the position at 90800 is excellent for going long. If you got in, you can play this position well, as you already have a profit of 1700 points to defend. If you did not go long near 90800, I do not recommend chasing long positions at this time because it is still under the pressure of the downward resistance line and has not stabilized above it. Chasing long positions now is not very wise, as there is no profit to defend, and it has not yet stabilized above 93000. To break through, it must first stabilize above the pressure level of 93000. So do not chase long; if you want to go long, look for opportunities to re-enter if there’s a second test back. If there isn’t, then you may just have to miss out.
Attention everyone, BTC has chosen a direction just now. Tonight, it is likely to pull back first before heading upwards.
When BTC was oscillating in the 93000-94000 range during the day, there was a state of higher bottoms, but the market formed a triangular convergence, which has already broken below the lower channel line, indicating that BTC has chosen to pull back first. Therefore, tonight is likely to be dominated by a decline, and it is too risky to go long at this position. So, where would be a better place to go long?
I personally consider the range of 90000-91000, as this range is strong support. If it breaks below this range, it will enter a vacuum zone, accelerating the decline. Moreover, BTC just filled the large gap left on December 1 with a big bullish candle, and after filling the gap, a key support will form here. The 61.8% Fibonacci support is also slightly above 90000, so there is a resonance at this position. Therefore, it is recommended for bulls to go long in the 90000-91000 range, and other positions are not considered for now. Although 91800 also has some support, I believe that this position is unlikely to hold. As for short positions, let's aim for 97000-98000, as these positions are safer.
The short-term trend for BTC remains bullish, and BTC may quickly challenge the 95000-96000 range.
Last night during the live stream, I mentioned that a rebound might happen around 91800, and indeed, last night it dipped to 91600 before fluctuating back and forth. Ultimately, this morning it reached 94000, which is very similar to the 91800 I mentioned in yesterday's live stream. However, during the day today, BTC has attempted to break through the resistance around 94000 three times without holding. The upper pressure has significantly increased. The good news is that after BTC challenged 94000, it did not drop quickly; instead, the bottom has been gradually rising from the 91600 dip yesterday to 92600, and just now to 92700. This indicates that it is slowly consuming the selling pressure above. Once the selling pressure is sufficiently exhausted, it is highly likely to rise directly. Additionally, this rising bottom is a bullish signal, meaning that if BTC does not break below the 91600 dip, it is very likely to challenge the 95000-96000 range in the short term.
Recently, I would like to gently remind everyone not to short the market, especially not to short around the 97000 level, as the market is still bullish throughout the day, and there isn’t much room for shorts. After some corrections, going long remains the main trend. Since the 91600 did not break yesterday, I believe it is unlikely to break below 91600 again. Essentially, after consolidating, it is set to break upwards.