Looking at this round of market, although the fundamentals of mainstream coins are not very optimistic in the short term, we are currently in a rebound cycle, and the daily chart trend clearly indicates that short-selling operations are not suitable. The bulls are also not the current preference.
My idea is to let the rebound run for a while longer. When Bitcoin returns to around 101000, that will be a more ideal shorting point. The same applies to Ethereum, considering short positions around 3580.
As for short-term fluctuations, to be honest, they are not very meaningful. Instead of staring at minute-level market movements and fussing over them, it's better to take some time to go out and get some activity.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 13h ago
Only starting at 101k? Then I'll just keep lying flat. Anyway, in the short term, it's just a roller coaster, looks uncomfortable.
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StopLossMaster
· 13h ago
Wait, 101000 short? Bro, this level is still early, the rebound momentum hasn't fully released yet.
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Agreed, staring at the candlestick charts until you're dizzy is really unnecessary. It's better to go outside and get some fresh air.
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Entering a short at 3580, got it. Noted, but it depends on whether the rebound reaches the right level.
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The fundamentals are bad, but the rebound cycle is just that—a cycle. There's nothing wrong with this logic.
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That's right, short-term traders are just wasting their lives. It's better to wait for key levels before taking action.
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The bulls aren't weak, what kind of bulls are they? After the rebound, it's showtime.
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I think so too. Acting now is just throwing money away. Be patient and wait.
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Minute-level charts are indeed a trap. Those who have been cut know this well.
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Only at the position of 101000 would I be willing to take action? How long do I have to wait?
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Rebound a bit more, then the bears will be the main course.
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AirdropHunter
· 14h ago
Wait until 101000 to come back and try again. It's really not worth the hassle now; better to go to the gym and run.
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ProbablyNothing
· 14h ago
101k shorting? Come on, it went up again in a little while. This rebound is really a trap.
Wait, you make a bit of sense. Not messing with the minute chart is indeed much more comfortable.
This guy knows how to relax, much better than those who watch the market every day.
3580, is it a bottom buy or a short? I'm a bit confused.
I believe your logic halfway... the other half depends on the market trend.
Rebound and run for a while, no problem. Anyway, there's no rush.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 14h ago
Wait, I feel like this rebound is just like a rocket still fueling up, and the real selling point hasn't arrived yet. 101k is the key orbital resistance.
This guy's idea is the same as mine. Instead of obsessing over the charts every day and chasing dopamine, it's better to go outdoors and clear your mind, waiting for the next launch window to open.
Looking at this round of market, although the fundamentals of mainstream coins are not very optimistic in the short term, we are currently in a rebound cycle, and the daily chart trend clearly indicates that short-selling operations are not suitable. The bulls are also not the current preference.
My idea is to let the rebound run for a while longer. When Bitcoin returns to around 101000, that will be a more ideal shorting point. The same applies to Ethereum, considering short positions around 3580.
As for short-term fluctuations, to be honest, they are not very meaningful. Instead of staring at minute-level market movements and fussing over them, it's better to take some time to go out and get some activity.