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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:

Brothers, the hardworking people are the most glorious! We've got a festival coming up, so happy holidays to us! Last night, the market had a solid little bounce on the lower timeframes, which has now sparked a 4-hour rally. Today, pay attention to the white line position; as long as we don't break below it, we can enter some small long positions (for a safer play, aim for the first support level). The target is the resistance level above. Once we hit that resistance, we can go in light with a short!
Today, keep an eye on the first resistance level. If it can't break through, the 4-hour downtrend will remain intact, and the market will likely drop further. On the daily chart, only if we close above the first resistance level will this retracement be fully over, and we can start to see a bullish reversal!

Sorry, bros. I really feel like I've been targeted by the market makers. A few days ago, I took profits on my BTC long, and my exit was just 0.1u away from the peak. It's like the market makers pulled it up to that point just to let me get wrecked. Last night’s massive dip, BTC, ETH, and SOL were only a smidge off the support levels I provided – BTC was down 68u, ETH down 3u, and SOL down 0.31u. The market makers are really grinding my gears. Missing out on this bounce is my bad, everyone. Moving forward, just place your buys a bit above my support levels and your sells a bit below my resistance levels. Otherwise, it’s always that close and it really burns!!

Good evening, bros. The market pumped all day today, but started to soften in the afternoon. The only one that hit the short I mentioned earlier was ETH at 2340, the other three coins were just a hair away from their resistance levels. Luckily, as soon as the live stream kicked off, I told everyone to place a market order short to cushion the blow; otherwise, if we took another nosedive, we'd be in deep trouble!
At 2 AM, we have the interest rate meeting, and the market has already dipped in anticipation. It looks like the data isn't too optimistic, but no need to stress. The market usually prices in bad news ahead of time, so if it does go down, we can scale into longs, just keep the positions light.

Good afternoon, brothers. Yesterday, I mentioned that Bitcoin's daily level must not break below 76. As long as it holds above that, we should see a bounce back. Last night, the lowest dip hit 756, and we started to see some rebound. Currently, it looks like the bounce after touching the daily level's support and resistance is decent. Those who went long at the support level yesterday are feeling pretty good.
Today, keep an eye on Bitcoin's upward movement targeting 775, and for Ethereum, watch 2340. This position is halfway between the recent high and low, and if you went long at the bottom, you can consider taking profits and reducing your position by half around here, with the other half using a trailing stop. If the price doesn't break above, it will likely drop again; only a strong breakout at this level will indicate that the market is gaining strength and could push toward the previous high on the 27th. For those without short positions, consider entering a small short.

Good evening, brothers! The market has been on a downtrend all day, and right now, Bitcoin is at 76 and Ethereum at 2260, both looking shaky. If these levels can't hold by tomorrow morning's daily close, we’re in for some sweet times, because a daily-level pullback means more drops are coming. For those holding short positions, you're in luck! If you're day trading, just wait for the bounce to short it!
During the noon analysis, I was hoping for a bounce to the white line for everyone to short, but it seems like the shorts missed the boat and got left behind. However, many bros made profits on this drop, while some are on the path to break even. I've called out shorts at Bitcoin 793 and also at the previous high of 794, so if you want to talk smack, I can do that too—just didn't hop on the short train today! I only brag about the trades I make on the day!

Good afternoon, fam! Yesterday, the BTC whales made me bail on my long and then it started to drop hard. I mentioned on Sunday night that we might see a pump before the drop, and the first resistance level is where we should consider going short. From what I see, things have gotten pretty rough. This delayed drop is what everyone expected. If you’re still holding shorts, consider moving your stop loss to secure some gains. If BTC drops below 73 and my shorts get saved, I might really start to wonder if the whales are targeting me. What do you all think?
This dip in BTC daily is starting to lose steam. Today, keep an eye on the 76 level; as long as we don't break it, we might see a little bounce. If we drop below, then we’re looking at a deeper retracement. Let’s see if we hit 76 first or if we reach the white line first. If we get close to the white line and can’t break through, it might be a good idea to go short with a light position. If we hit 76 and can't break it, then we can consider going long with a light position. For a more cautious approach, let’s wait for support below and then look for a long entry!

Good evening, brothers. This dip is something we've all been waiting for. I trust everyone is sitting on shorts—no one is going long at the top, right? For those holding shorts, make sure to set your trailing stop-loss. Bitcoin and Ethereum are looking to bounce back at the white line level tonight. We need to hold above that white line for 1-2 hours to confirm the bounce, which means this correction could be coming to an end. You can consider taking light shorts near the previous highs above. Just a heads up, this drop has already reached the bottom of the previous 4-hour consolidation zone, so be cautious of a small bounce overnight.
As for this drop, if Bitcoin continues downward, we’ll be eyeing the support around 70. This level marks the bottom of the earlier 4-hour consolidation zone. As long as it holds, a bounce is still on the table. If it breaks, then we look at 76 down below, which is the daily chart’s bull-bear line. Only a daily close below 76 would signal a deeper retracement; otherwise, this dip is just a normal high-to-low pullback. As long as those two upper levels hold on a retracement, the bullish trend remains intact. If we get a spike down, it’s an opportunity to enter some light longs!

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.