📰 Jiang Zhuoer’s move this time is pretty straightforward: he sold his entire BTC position at $82,050, then bought it back at $79,480. He is now again holding a full ETH spot position.

He said ETH could be the engine driving this round of rally, rather than simply moving in step with BTC. If ETH moves first, BTC may follow and rally afterward as well. Honestly, this view is quite different from the usual “BTC goes up, then ETH catches up” sequence.

🔥 Another key data point: on September 3, the ETF recorded a $730 million inflow, setting a new single-day record. With continued capital inflows, he believes shorting is more suitable for short-term quick in-and-out trades—trying to use a wave of downside to keep pressing down on the market isn’t easy.

💡 But Jiang Zhuoer isn’t especially optimistic because of that. He thinks BTC’s next resistance is likely in the $83,000 to $84,000 range, and a direct breakout in the near term won’t be easy—there may even be a consolidation period lasting one to two months.

👀 What’s even more interesting is that he’s also waiting for a major pullback corresponding to this rally. He expects $76,000 is very likely to be reached; in extreme cases, he looks at the $71,255 to $73,361 range. Once it hits that area, he says he would use backup funds to buy back everything. He also mentioned that earlier he shorted ETH at $2,525 and shorted BTC at $82,050—single-trade profits of about 2% to 3%, with stop-losses controlled at 0.5%. Would you choose to wait for the pullback, or keep holding the spot position?

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