Let's predict the market situation before the year ends. From the currently accumulated long and short data, there are 1.4 billion short positions liquidated around 104,000, and 2.6 billion long positions liquidated around 93,000. The institutions in the US have resumed work these past two days, brewing a wave of sentiment. From the perspective of institutional profitability, it temporarily won't drop to liquidate long positions because that would create too much profit space for short positions. If I were the market maker, I would oscillate the price up to around 104,000 to create a signal of weakening short forces, and then suddenly crash without warning, breaking below 93,000 within a few hours. This way, high-level shorts wouldn't have time to get in, and a large number of long positions could get trapped. The longs waiting to be liquidated would also fail to react in time to take profits due to greed and inertia, resulting in a significant win for the market maker. So I suggest:

btc: place short orders at 104,000, take profit at 93,000, 88,000; stop loss at 106,000

deth: place short orders at 3,900, take profit at 3,300, 2,800; stop loss at 4,010.