$BTC It may insert a pin into an unexpected position. Recently it has been continuously releasing bearish signals. Pushing down to hit and knock out most long positions for stop-loss, then quickly pulling back—this is not impossible. In the early stage of a bull market, there is a possibility like this. Therefore, longs must be especially careful over the next few days.
$BTC The pending order from yesterday was canceled, I can’t shake the feeling that something is about to slip through—could there be something unexpected?
$LTC This one I’ve been recommending recently. If it drops, it’s usually at most around 47—no wick/pin, so about this level should hold steady. So buying now doesn’t really make much difference—only a few bucks. It’s been quiet for too long; I feel like this round of the bull market has good opportunities. After all, there are only a few pow coins left. In the last bull market, LTC didn’t really take off at all—it’s been washed out for long enough.
$BTC Currently, this trading approach still can't achieve the effect of lowering leverage. There are too many long positions right now. It doesn't seem ideal to just wipe out a batch and then push it up. Let's see if there's a deeper round of washout and consolidation.
$BTC Tonight there is data being released. I suggest not placing any orders before it’s released. As for whether to buy big or buy small, don’t do that either—wait until after the release and the chart stabilizes before making a move.
$BTC bought it for a day and it dropped 800 points. I was short around 78700. I have to say, it’s really damn slow. For now it’s balanced. We’ll see again after the market opens tonight.
$BTC Today I chose to go short in the daytime, so it looks like we need to look at it in reverse. It should be going up at night. Place a long order at 76900. Stop loss: 75500. Take profit: 78300/79500/81500
$BTC You should have known; it’s just empty ether. This big move is dragging on and on, down to 300 points—while Ethereum has already fallen by more than 20 points.
$BTC To be honest, this dragging-and-stalling style doesn't at all look like a market during a bull run. Up or down, it just drags on and on—only for that one day did it finally move decisively.