Actually, friends, I am very entangled in whether to close my short position with a floating profit of 60,000 U, and whether to stop profit or not for the long position with a floating profit of 40,000 U. 😅
Because in my opinion, Bitcoin still needs to break below 60,000. This is my own mainstream view. I think Bitcoin still needs to fall below 60,000 and consolidate below 60,000 for a period of time. It will not fall below 60,000 like this time. It fell to 58,000, fell to 56,000, and quickly reversed and rose back to 60,000. I think the more ideal trend in my mind is that Bitcoin falls below 60,000 and goes sideways for a long time below 60,000, rising and falling. This is my more ideal trend. Then why did I make this long order? It’s not that I think you are going to turn back, nor that I deny my own ideas, but I looked at these foreign technical masters. Are there any of them who see the same plunge as us? I found that several technical experts share the same view as me, that is, they expect a big crash, but they believe that after falling below 60,000, Bitcoin will rise to around 80,000. There is a mainstream view that it will rise to around 80,000. Then I backtested this data based on some practical theoretical basis. Is it possible to rise to 80,000? Is there a market that I didn't expect? I have verified it for a long time. I think his basis for breaking through 80,000 is still scientifically based, so I want to prove whether Bitcoin will hit 70,000 or 80,000 again? So I made this long order. This long order does not negate my own big short idea, but I am afraid that I will have some unexpected market. So I want to prove it.
