交易员张张子

Recently, many friends asked me if Mr. Zhang can lead the order with such accurate points. Sorry, I really can't lead the order. Leading the order means being responsible for everyone, staring at the computer all the time, calling everyone to get on the train at any time when there is a market, and telling everyone the stop loss position and profit target in time. In my opinion, this is really unbearable.

The company had other projects that were making stable profits, and sometimes I had a lot of social engagements, so I slept until 11 o'clock every day. So I'm really not a qualified trader and can't take orders. I'm sorry!

There are still many brothers who think that my points are very accurate, but they don’t know how to operate them. Now I will explain it to you in detail:

So pumped, bros! Managed to DCA into BTC at 793, and after being bagged for a quarter, I'm finally out of the red. Got my take-profit order set at 79450, but the actual price is sitting at 79454.9—pretty solid spot, right? Back then, I was just trying to hedge against further dips and keep my cash ready for spot buys. I opened shorts at 72, and even though they dropped to 68, I held my ground. Now that my long position is cleared, it's all about how I handle this short. A lot of folks just go all in without stop-losses and end up getting liquidated. I'm here to show you guys that with light positions, you can avoid stop-losses and still average down, and in the end, it all comes back around. Let's help everyone find their own trading style—if you can't handle losses, stick to light positions, and if you like going heavy, make sure to set those stop-losses. You can't have it all, folks!

Good evening, folks! This weekend has been pretty quiet. Bitcoin and Ethereum tested the bottom of the previous range yesterday and started to rebound today, now they're testing near the top of the range. Trading volume during the daytime this weekend hasn't been huge, so let's see if we get a big move tonight that breaks out of the range. As long as this bottom holds, we could see a big bullish candle.
I'm setting up some light short orders at a few resistance levels tonight, and for longs, I'll be placing light orders at a few support levels below. For those who like to play the right side, wait for a strong breakout above the range's top or a breakdown below the range's bottom before diving in, and make sure to manage your stop losses. If you're worried about missing a big move out of this range, I suggest going light at the range's top and bottom so you have room to average down if the direction reverses.

Good evening, bros. It's Friday, and so far, the market hasn't shown much volatility, still moving within the horizontal range on the 4-hour chart. However, looking at the 1-hour chart, the peaks of this wave are getting lower while the lows are getting higher, forming a triangle. I believe we’ll break out in one direction soon. If there’s no action, we might have to wait for the night. Guys, keep your positions light; whether we go up or down, leave room for re-entries. For those holding heavy long positions, set your stop-loss at yesterday's previous low; for shorts, place your stop-loss at the previous day's high!
At night, just keep an eye on the highs and lows of the horizontal range. If they don't break, we'll likely continue to range or see minor bearish movements unless there's some news to push us in a clear direction. Tonight, play it safe and set your orders at the first resistance and support levels. The profit margin at the highs and lows of the range is too small unless we break out strongly. For those who like right-side trading, wait for a strong breakout above the horizontal range on the 4-hour chart, then after a 15-minute pullback that doesn't break the peak, go long. Target the resistance above and set your stop-loss at the bottom of the range. Shorting follows a similar logic; if we break below the range's bottom, wait for a 15-minute rebound that fails to reclaim it before going short, targeting the support below and setting your stop-loss at the top of the range.

Good afternoon, folks! BTC has landed in a bit of a sticky situation. After a surge hit major resistance, it's been stuck at the top. A lot of people are shorting here, but it’s not dropping much. Meanwhile, those looking to go long are hesitant to jump in. Looks like the whales are just toying with us. On the flip side, the other three coins are sliding down smoothly, especially ETH, which hasn't bounced at all. It really fits that saying: 'When in trouble, break through the defenses.' If you're looking to short, ETH is definitely the top pick!
It's Friday again! Let's see if we get a big move tonight. Personally, I think BTC might bounce a bit to 785 during the day, and I'm still looking to short it. If it doesn't work out, I can set my stop loss at the previous high of 79450. For the aggressive traders, you could consider going in at market price with a light position and add more as it hits resistance. For those who prefer to go long, there might be an opportunity to test the lower support. This recent surge hasn't really seen a significant pullback, so try to keep your long positions light. If we do get a big pullback, we can average down. Otherwise, wait for a strong breakout above 79500 and look for a retest before jumping into those right-side longs!

Good evening, bros! Today is probably the happiest day for everyone in the past few days. The shorts from last night are in profit! Those neutral shorts have either been unwound or are about to be. I bet there are plenty of guys hoping for a drop now. Although the entry point for shorts at the top was great, if you’re in profit, make sure to set those trailing stop losses. If it bounces back up, it could be painful. You can allow for profit drawdown, but don’t let your principal take a hit!
Today, only Ethereum has dropped to the first support level, while the other coins haven't seen significant declines. Tonight, we’ll be looking for a rebound. If the 4-hour chart can't close above the white line, the rebound will be weak, so watch out; it might head down further. Only a close above the white line signals that the bulls are gaining strength. If you have positions, keep an eye on the white line. If it pushes up, consider closing your shorts near the previous highs with a light position. If it can't close above the white line, you can continue holding below!

The market has finally come down. Bros, those of you who are short should be in profit, and those who need to break even probably have. If you were longing at the top, then you deserve to get stuck. Last night’s market analysis clearly indicated it was time to go short; if you’re looking to long, wait for this current 4-hour level upward wave to retrace halfway before going in lightly. Right now, BTC hasn’t dropped much, but the other three coins are just bleeding out.
This pump is a shame; I’m still holding my BTC long from 793 for half a year now. I set my take profit at 79450 last night, but it only peaked at 79444—just 6 bucks shy of breaking even. The market makers are really playing me. I anticipated they wouldn’t push it to a round number, so I didn’t set my sell order at 79500, but it turns out they predicted my prediction. Last night on the livestream, I promised the bros I’d give back if I broke even today, and I’ll still do it. I just got out of the red but didn’t sell off. Closing flat means I’m out of the red, so I should keep my promise!

Dude, we're in trouble, Bitcoin is already at 79. My long position at 793 is almost breaking even. Tonight, let’s see if the whales give us a push upwards. If I get out of the red, I’ll drop some crypto gifts for you all tomorrow. I personally think going short around 793 isn’t a bad move, so for those sitting in cash, you could take a small position. Once we hit the upper resistance, you can add more. The market has been bullish all day without any pullbacks, and it’s really tough to chase longs right now. This 4-hour chart has been on a tear with 6 consecutive green candlesticks. Let’s see if we get a pullback overnight; I’d wait for a retracement to about halfway down this 4-hour surge before scaling in on longs, otherwise, it might just be small shorts for now!

Good noon, brothers. The market retraced a bit last night and then surged again, just as I mentioned yesterday noon. As long as this wave of topping does not break the bottom of the 20th, there is still hope for an upward surge. The previous highs of Bitcoin and BNB are within reach. Are there any brave warriors willing to take a light short? If you're willing to short, then take a light position and study further. We'll see where to add positions during the live stream tonight. For those who are hesitant, just set sell orders in batches at the upper pressure levels.
Last night, the short position that didn't close also hit the moving stop loss. This morning, I made a light short near the previous high from yesterday and am waiting for it to go up to cover. For heavy positions, the only option is to set a stop loss at the previous high on the 18th; otherwise, we can only use the C2C method.

Good evening, brothers. Today was another day of sideways movement. At noon, I advised everyone to short near the recent highs. Except for BNB, which was relatively strong and hit the first resistance level, the other three coins touched the recent highs and then came down. If you managed to get on this short, make sure to move your stop-loss to lock in profits. The target is to look at the recent low from this afternoon. If the recent low cannot be broken, exit manually or take half off. If it breaks below the recent low, you can continue to hold.
Why has everyone been shorting near the recent highs these days instead of going long? That's because this wave has already risen so much without a deep pullback. Each time it only pulls back a little, making people a bit apprehensive about going long. So at the very least, the long positions should aim for the first support level to have a larger profit margin. If there is a big pullback, the cost-performance ratio for short positions is still quite high. Whether it can drop down, I don't know, but since our short positions are profitable, let's lock in the profits first. As for the subsequent rise or fall, let's leave that to Master Huangmao!

Good afternoon, brothers. If we push up a bit at night and then start to pull back, it indicates that the overall strength of this wave of rise has weakened. After this push to the top, the pullback cannot break yesterday's previous low. If a new low appears, then the 4-hour level segment will trend downwards. As long as no new low is made during the pullback, there is still hope for pushing up to the previous high.
This wave of rise only saw Bitcoin just touch the first resistance level. As long as today’s pullback does not break the white line position, the small-level bullish trend remains, and it will continue to rise. Those looking to short can wait around the two positions near the previous highs of 78-795. Other coins that have a chance to reach previous highs can also be shorted slightly. For long positions, the previous low from yesterday or today’s support level can be done with small lots!

Good evening brothers, today there was a rebound during the day, and when the small time frame reached the white line position, it started to consolidate at the top. Pay attention to the bottom and top of the 1-hour consolidation area at night. If the bottom cannot be broken, it will likely continue to go up. The upper pressure level can be used to make small short positions. If the bottom of the consolidation area is broken at night, then just wait for the lower support level to take a long position!

Night market analysis:
BTC pay attention to 74900 at night. As long as the 1-2 hour time frame does not break this position, the small time frame bulls will still be strong and continue to rise towards the upper levels around 76340-78000-79300 for short positions!