Do not chase shorts during pullbacks, but rather encourage everyone to go long at lower levels. Bitcoin was suggested to buy at 103600, and it has now risen to around 105000, with long positions floating a profit of 1400 points, which can be partially liquidated.

It's normal to pull back after a surge; don't chase shorts, prepare to enter long!

Bitcoin is adjusting at a high level and experiencing a pullback, which is a normal phenomenon. Last night, it surged to the 108366 level, and the new highs are continuously facing profit-taking, which is also a normal occurrence. It's not the case that a pullback automatically means a bearish trend; we need to see if it falls below 100,000, as some are jumping to conclusions too early. The daily K-line has been closely following the upper Bollinger band. There is demand for an uptrend, but the space is limited, so a pullback is quite normal. The 4-hour Bollinger midline has broken down, and at this point, chasing shorts seems risky. Although we are currently experiencing a pullback, coming down from the high of 108366 to around 104000 indicates a pullback of more than 4300 points. Chasing shorts now might end up buying the bottom, so it's better to focus on low longs.

For Bitcoin, consider ambushing low longs at the two positions of 103600 and 102700, targeting 105000-107000-109000.

Ethereum is currently priced at 3820, which is testing the support of the daily K-line Bollinger midline after a pullback. I think it's valid to set up low longs at this position, and then add to the long position again at 3770, targeting 3850, 4000, and 4100.
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