ETH, this rebound—my stance is crystal clear: get into the shorts at 2,780–2,790. I’m going short because I want to. This isn’t guessing the top; it’s a structural play laid out on the board.
Where is the “laid-out on the board”? Retail is 71% positioned on the long side, while institutions are only 60% following—and in the past two hours, institutions have been reducing long positions. Retail is the fuel. Before the main force lights the fuse, they sharpen the knives. In OI, the longs are withdrawing—withdrawal isn’t running away; it’s asking retail to stand guard first. Sellers dominate on CVD—money is on the sell side.
Even harder evidence: the 4H Bear FVG “magnet” is at 2,601; now it’s 2,737—the magnet below is pulling the price. The 1H stop-loss wall at 2,792 is the main force’s bull-trap target. Break through it, and the short liquidation cascade will be much prettier.
Plan: short orders at 2,783–2,791, stop-loss at 2,861, targets 2,682 → 2,645 → 2,616, 10x leverage, 20% position size. If it breaks 2,861, admit the mistake and leave—no explanations.
For BTC I’m doing the opposite: I’m not touching it now. Around 85,900, both sides are hunting zones—above 87,643 is a short stop-loss wall, below 84,206 is a long-support pool. The main force will most likely eat both ends. I’m not reaching into either side. If you really want to long, wait for the pullback to 84,900–85,300, stop-loss at 83,200, then look for a start from 87,600. Chasing longs now = helping someone else carry the sedan.
Do ETH shorts first. Let it drop and pull BTC into a correction—that’s where the next wave of profit comes from. Staged execution, not contradiction—this is about timing.
Do you think BTC breaks the 87,643 stop-loss wall first, or does it smash down into the 84,206 support pool first? Vote in the comments.
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🌿 He Zhao, not an announcement | Not financial advice
Where is the “laid-out on the board”? Retail is 71% positioned on the long side, while institutions are only 60% following—and in the past two hours, institutions have been reducing long positions. Retail is the fuel. Before the main force lights the fuse, they sharpen the knives. In OI, the longs are withdrawing—withdrawal isn’t running away; it’s asking retail to stand guard first. Sellers dominate on CVD—money is on the sell side.
Even harder evidence: the 4H Bear FVG “magnet” is at 2,601; now it’s 2,737—the magnet below is pulling the price. The 1H stop-loss wall at 2,792 is the main force’s bull-trap target. Break through it, and the short liquidation cascade will be much prettier.
Plan: short orders at 2,783–2,791, stop-loss at 2,861, targets 2,682 → 2,645 → 2,616, 10x leverage, 20% position size. If it breaks 2,861, admit the mistake and leave—no explanations.
For BTC I’m doing the opposite: I’m not touching it now. Around 85,900, both sides are hunting zones—above 87,643 is a short stop-loss wall, below 84,206 is a long-support pool. The main force will most likely eat both ends. I’m not reaching into either side. If you really want to long, wait for the pullback to 84,900–85,300, stop-loss at 83,200, then look for a start from 87,600. Chasing longs now = helping someone else carry the sedan.
Do ETH shorts first. Let it drop and pull BTC into a correction—that’s where the next wave of profit comes from. Staged execution, not contradiction—this is about timing.
Do you think BTC breaks the 87,643 stop-loss wall first, or does it smash down into the 84,206 support pool first? Vote in the comments.
Follow me—every night at 21:00 live stream + SMC teaching.
🌿 He Zhao, not an announcement | Not financial advice