As I mentioned yesterday and today, the BTC market has started to fluctuate, and shorting is harder than going long; it is not a time for mindlessly going long.

Beware of the final drop of Bitcoin! For instance, if it falls below 90,000 again, and then to the extreme 70,000 before bottoming out and rising back to 100,000? It would be best if it doesn't drop at all because everyone hopes it will surge all at once; just a reminder to always be aware of the risks.
In the short term, there's nothing wrong with shorting at highs, for example, BTC's 97,000 (minor resistance), 99,000 (normal resistance), and 100,000 (spike resistance) are all significant pressures, lingering for a long time without breaking through. For Ethereum, the resistance is around 3,500 as previously mentioned. It's important to note that when shorting, it's better not to place limit orders; observe the situation first, and if the bullish volume diminishes, then entering at market price is more prudent. If you do place a limit order, at least ensure you have enough margin and a very distant liquidation price.
There is a high probability of complicated market movements, such as before a sharp drop, there will often be a quick upward pull to tempt buyers, and it won't give you a chance to catch your breath while you sleep. 👉返佣注册
Yesterday, the analysis and prediction of BTC's left-side bottoming chart was released, with the first target of 93,666 being precisely reached. This morning, when I woke up, BTC had surged nearly 3,000 dollars. In this kind of market, a strategy and position can only be executed once; otherwise, the second attempt is likely to become a bag holder, as a genuine rise won't always break new lows. #BTC 👉93666波段抄底马前炮分析图