Recently, Bitcoin's decline has indeed been quite fierce. Yesterday, the idea was to see if there could be a small rebound at the 90700 level, but I watched the live stream all afternoon, and the rebound never materialized. Seeing that the situation was unfavorable, I decisively reduced some positions, and the remaining positions were also closed out with a small loss later. To be honest, this wave of decline exceeded expectations. As a trader who is used to being bearish, I was actually caught off guard this time. This operation was indeed not very ideal.
Since I got caught out, I will return to my original approach—honestly sticking to a short strategy and waiting for a suitable rebound opportunity to re-enter. Based on the current trend, it might be until around 89700 before a better rebound occurs, at which point I will consider shorting again. The specific target range is between 88300 and 87200, which should face quite a bit of resistance.
Market conditions are like this; no matter how good the contingency plan is, execution is key. The main focus is still on risk control and finding the optimal entry point.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 7h ago
Ha, still daring to short even after being smashed, your guts are really big.
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Blockblind
· 7h ago
Haha, I was directly stunned by this wave. Those who are bearish are actually at a disadvantage?
Getting slapped in the face and still have to continue. Let's wait until 89700.
Plans are just empty talk; execution is the real key.
This kind of market really wears you out. Can't even wait for a rebound.
Only below 88300 can I safely short; otherwise, it's just giving away money.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 7h ago
The feeling of being hit, I understand. But this wave is indeed fierce. Wait for the 89700 rebound before getting in.
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GasFeeSobber
· 7h ago
90700 I really didn't react in time, watched the live stream for a long time but still got smashed
Recently, Bitcoin's decline has indeed been quite fierce. Yesterday, the idea was to see if there could be a small rebound at the 90700 level, but I watched the live stream all afternoon, and the rebound never materialized. Seeing that the situation was unfavorable, I decisively reduced some positions, and the remaining positions were also closed out with a small loss later. To be honest, this wave of decline exceeded expectations. As a trader who is used to being bearish, I was actually caught off guard this time. This operation was indeed not very ideal.
Since I got caught out, I will return to my original approach—honestly sticking to a short strategy and waiting for a suitable rebound opportunity to re-enter. Based on the current trend, it might be until around 89700 before a better rebound occurs, at which point I will consider shorting again. The specific target range is between 88300 and 87200, which should face quite a bit of resistance.
Market conditions are like this; no matter how good the contingency plan is, execution is key. The main focus is still on risk control and finding the optimal entry point.