Recently, the controversy among many players is really intense. I want to say, does it really matter to you whether it drops to 80,000 or rises to 110,000? Whether shorting or longing, can you really hold onto your position?

Saying the right things doesn’t prove anything; can it prove that you are very capable? I have been bullish since 92, and when the price was still at 980 on January 4th, I said it would reach 102,400 before looking for a pullback. So, does the current trend prove that I am very capable?

In contracts, there are opportunities for both longs and shorts, and you can choose to long or short based on the appropriate timing. When the price is rising, entering at the right time can still yield profits for longs. Similarly, when it is falling, there are also opportunities to short; it's just the difference in profit margins and risks.

I really don’t understand what the long side is arguing about. It’s a simple principle: the long side doesn't break support to long, and if it breaks support, it can short at a lower level. Conversely, the short side doesn't break resistance to short, and if it breaks resistance, it can long at a higher level. Different trading systems, different views; don't mock the bulls when the price is falling, and don’t ridicule the bears when it’s rising. Let’s have a bit more positive energy. The forum is meant for expressing views and learning from each other, not for mutual mockery. If you have that time, you might as well read a couple more books and think about how to make money.

If one day you find yourself in a losing position because you took the opposite direction, I will use my understanding of the system to tell you how to manage your position or remind you whether to cut losses. Different systems lead to different viewpoints; please express your views and insights for everyone’s reference and learning.

A kind word warms three winters, while harsh words can chill in June. If you don’t like it, please block and don’t look. #加密市场回调 #比特币价格走势分析