Scared by my shorts at 87000, 84000, 80000, and 78500?
Don’t worry! I’m about to go long! I’m publicly sharing my BTC long position!
If BTC really drops to 72888, I’ll go long without hesitation. This trade has a rock-solid rationale—feel free to use it.
Why go long at this level? Technically, 72888 is a strong accumulation zone after an extremely deep drop. Bitcoin has been dumped all the way down from the 80,000 level. If it really reaches around 72,000, it means panic selling has been thoroughly flushed out and leveraged longs have been almost completely wiped out. Buying in at this level, when the market is awash in blood, leaves very little downside risk and offers an exceptional risk-reward ratio.
Now let’s look at the money and the underlying support. Strategy’s overall average cost is around $75446. If the price drops to 72888, it would mean breaking straight through the defense line of the world’s largest bull. To protect its position and save itself, big-money players will inevitably use spot buying to defend the market in this deep-water zone. They won’t simply let the price collapse. And after a series of sharp drops, short-term technical indicators are severely oversold, so a sharp relief bounce could come at any time.
The trading plan is set: place a long order directly at 72888. If it keeps falling to 72500, add another position. Keep the stop-loss firmly below 71500. A decisive break below that level would mean the larger structure has completely collapsed, so accept the loss unconditionally and exit—never hold on blindly. The first target is 74500; if it breaks through, look to 75500 or even 76800. At 74500, close most of the position to lock in profits, then move the stop-loss up on the rest.
Keep the position size to 10% and leverage to no more than 3x. If the price hasn’t reached the level, sit tight with cash and watch. Wait for that big, blood-red bearish candle to flush the market out, then we’ll enter and take our profits. Stick to the plan. $BTC #btc
Don’t worry! I’m about to go long! I’m publicly sharing my BTC long position!
If BTC really drops to 72888, I’ll go long without hesitation. This trade has a rock-solid rationale—feel free to use it.
Why go long at this level? Technically, 72888 is a strong accumulation zone after an extremely deep drop. Bitcoin has been dumped all the way down from the 80,000 level. If it really reaches around 72,000, it means panic selling has been thoroughly flushed out and leveraged longs have been almost completely wiped out. Buying in at this level, when the market is awash in blood, leaves very little downside risk and offers an exceptional risk-reward ratio.
Now let’s look at the money and the underlying support. Strategy’s overall average cost is around $75446. If the price drops to 72888, it would mean breaking straight through the defense line of the world’s largest bull. To protect its position and save itself, big-money players will inevitably use spot buying to defend the market in this deep-water zone. They won’t simply let the price collapse. And after a series of sharp drops, short-term technical indicators are severely oversold, so a sharp relief bounce could come at any time.
The trading plan is set: place a long order directly at 72888. If it keeps falling to 72500, add another position. Keep the stop-loss firmly below 71500. A decisive break below that level would mean the larger structure has completely collapsed, so accept the loss unconditionally and exit—never hold on blindly. The first target is 74500; if it breaks through, look to 75500 or even 76800. At 74500, close most of the position to lock in profits, then move the stop-loss up on the rest.
Keep the position size to 10% and leverage to no more than 3x. If the price hasn’t reached the level, sit tight with cash and watch. Wait for that big, blood-red bearish candle to flush the market out, then we’ll enter and take our profits. Stick to the plan. $BTC #btc
