$BTC When I was shorting at 126,000, everyone told me I would see 130,000 and 150,000. Now, at 95,000, I'm telling you this is not the bottom. Will you believe it? Continue to hold the short position!
$BTC The volatility is set to ramp up in the next few days, especially with the FOMC on the 29th and GDP, PCE on the 30th all in the same week.
Before these macro events, we might see some fakeouts or false breakdowns, so for those with a trading plan, it's best to wait for confirmation with a 4-hour or daily close before entering any positions.
The posts have been blowing up these past couple of days, and I've blacklisted a lot of people.
I fully welcome those with opposing views because this market is all about the bulls and bears.
But if you come in just yapping and spewing nonsense right away, I won’t tolerate it. I know how to use the block feature to keep my feed from being flooded with low-quality info.
The crypto space is deeply tied to money and human nature; only those losing their shirts will be out here ranting every day. Those making bank are cool-headed, not getting too high or too low.
In other words, how can those who are constantly spewing garbage expect to make profits? Is luck really going to be on your side???
I really like the retail traders in the square going in the opposite direction. The greater their opposing sentiment, the more it proves my viewpoint is correct; they represent market sentiment.
Trading isn't a 80/20 rule; it's more like 99% and 1%.
In this market, 99% is liquidity, and only 1% is profit.
A lot of people don't even understand how to make key trades at crucial levels; they love to jump in and out in the middle, going long one minute and short the next.
A 3% pullback is a waterfall, and a 5% rise means the bull market is back, looking at $150K, $200K.
The only reasonable explanation for these people is that they've never achieved significant results in the market; they haven't even made a 5% profit on the coin price.
Every day, they follow those short-term traders in the square, reducing their positions for a 1% gain, and when they lose, they just keep averaging down. You'll barely make a dime! 😅😅😅
$BTC is currently in a meat grinder market, and it hasn't plummeted as smoothly as everyone expected.
Prices dipped from 79000 to around 775000, and retail traders believe the top is confirmed, starting to rush out and short the market, leading to a direct backlash in funding rates.
The liquidation map is full of juicy targets; the upper range of 79500-80000 is where retail traders just rushed out to short, leaving behind their stop-loss/liquidation points. The lower range of 76500-77000 includes the earlier high-chasers and those who have been trying to accumulate during the recent consolidation zone, now facing stop-loss levels.
As of now, the spot buying in the New York session is weak, with CVD low, just waiting for the New York session to kick in.
What position will drive bears to despair??? What position will shout bull return???
$BTC =$80600 above This position is the concentrated liquidation area for retail investors and is also the key position where most short positions believe a trend reversal will occur.
Since the rebound in a bear market requires extreme inducement for a rally, it will inevitably break through this position and consolidate above. Structurally, it needs to be very bullish, while a large amount of positive news is released, creating a false bottom effect, and then gathering enough strength to experience a five-wave decline.
The purple box is considered a collective stop-loss area for bulls; once touched, the market will decline without looking back, just like it did to 97,000, down to the 50s.
The 69000 level is definitely going to break, and we might even see something starting with a 5 like $BTC
But the pain from unrealized losses is no less than a physical beating; if you don't manage your leverage well, you could have been wiped out by a single move
Entry points + trend analysis + position management = good vibes, so you can hold onto profits without fearing losses 🫰🏻🫰🏻
Portia Cotelesse r8ll
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Boss Hua, your advice is spot on! The thing is, I've got a short position at 69,000, and the losses are hitting hard; I just can't let go. Thanks for the heads-up, I promise I won't hold onto losing positions anymore—it's been too painful and depressing. I've been sleepless for almost 20 days, and it's taking its toll.
No need to DM me at $BTC about where to buy the dip, it's pointless.
The community got in around 71800, and I took profits on half my position at 76200, keeping the rest to secure my capital and gamble for a larger profit potential above.
At this point, asking where the dip is doesn't matter; we've already made some gains and locked in profits.
Going long now is like chasing the pump; buying at a resistance level with high leverage can get you washed out or even liquidated on a 2-3% pullback, which is meaningless.
As always, the market gives direction, and the community provides entry points and dynamic strategies to track 🫰🏻🫰🏻.
Currently, there are no open-source or commercial ideas; the factors fed to the AI for self-learning are carefully selected by myself.
The strategy will continuously self-learn based on the current market, dynamically adjusting the weight of certain factors to maintain strategy stability, and implementing a circuit breaker mechanism to ensure that there won't be excessive account drawdowns even during a black swan event.
华尔街保洁员Rock
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Bullish
Caught quite a few moonshots with AI, nearly raking in 22% profits all in all.
The strategy needs to keep self-learning; let’s reassess the situation in a few months.
Win rate is pretty low, mainly playing the odds on the risk-reward ratio of these meme coins.