A long position without data support is either foolish or malicious. Previously, someone asked me if it would go up to 20 or 120, and I said I didn't know. Why? Because there are no data-supported prices. We don't rely on indicators when making trades; relying solely on ideas and a burst of enthusiasm can easily lead to losing everything. I mentioned the short position range in my previous post; I'm not saying you can't short, just that you shouldn't blindly follow the trend for long positions. I dislike uncivil comments that belittle others, as they ultimately harm both the speaker and the recipient.

$ETHFI If you throw a few pictures, you won't be fooled off the train. You decide whether to go long or short.
Figure 1: 12.3m of funds
Figure 2: 12.2m of funds
Figure 3: 7.58m of funds
Figure 4: 1.6m this afternoon

All are 15-minute charts. Short-term resistance is to find support. The callback is that both the big and the second cakes have demand, so it leads to a decline. There is no big capital rush today, so why are there people in the square shouting about going short at 1.5 today? Think about it carefully.

It's nothing more than not getting on the train at 1.5, and shouting slogans when seeing 2.6. Is there any support from the data K chart? No. The incremental funds are so large, oh, unless you are bearish on the big and the second cakes, otherwise what are you talking to me about, if the incremental funds don't rush to the big cakes and drive the whole, will they come to the exchange and withdraw cash and leave? Since you are bearish on the big and the second cakes, there is no need to be stubborn in this small coin.

Having said so much, some people are like this, it is hard to persuade XXX with good words, and XXX will not be persuaded until he hits the wall.

Young people, the rat tastes the juice.