📊【10.29 Full-Day Recap: Profiting on Both Sides, Perfectly in Sync with the Market】

Yesterday’s market was a textbook case of a “technical rebound after a sharp drop.” From morning to night, we precisely targeted three market moves, helping everyone nail the turning points between long and short positions. Let’s review the results—the numbers speak for themselves: $BTC $ETH $ZEC #FOMC会议

⏰ 09:02 Morning: Test a Short at the Highs (Precisely Targeting Resistance)

· Market: The Fed’s remarks were fairly neutral, while BTC at 81324 and ETH at 2359 were both at strong resistance.
· Trade: Open a small short position at market price.
· Results: Bitcoin (BTC) fell to 79938, gaining around 1300 points; Ethereum (ETH) dropped to 2310, gaining around 50 points.

⏰ 10:20 Midday: Close Shorts and Reverse into Longs (Betting on an Oversold Rebound)

· Market: After the sharp drop, the market was technically oversold, offering a favorable risk-reward ratio.
· Trade: Test a small long position in BTC at 79890 and ETH at 2303.
· Results: Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded to a high of 80497, gaining around 700 more points; Ethereum (ETH) rebounded to 2334, gaining around 40 points.

⏰ 22:00 Evening: Buy the Dip Again After a Retest (Positioning at Support)

· Market: Macroeconomic pressure remained, but there was no panic-driven sell-off, and buyers stepped in around 80,000/2300.
· Trade: Scale into longs in BTC between 80300 and 80000, and in ETH between 2320 and 2300.
· Results: Bitcoin (BTC) surged to 81514, capturing around 1500 points in this major upward move; Ethereum (ETH) rose to 2352, gaining around 40 more points.

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💎 Total results for the day:
🔸 BTC (Bitcoin): 1300 + 700 + 1500 = around 3500 points gained!
🔸 ETH (Ethereum): 50 + 40 + 40 = around 130 points gained!

💡 Trading principle: In a weak market with sharp sell-offs, stubbornly holding on puts you at the greatest disadvantage. Only by accurately identifying support and resistance, and using a swing-trading approach to sell high and buy low, can you stay in control.