$BTC just woke up and saw that the market pulled up to 68,850 points when it was around 5 o'clock. Currently, it's near 68,000, which is 400 points higher than yesterday morning's high of 67,600. The overall fluctuation is not very large. Many bearish traders should have shorted between 67,800 and 68,000 last night, so the depth of being trapped is not significant.
Last night, during a live broadcast in the square, I called a few short positions based on the 'Short Probe Method' and eventually closed the positions early when the indicators changed; if you followed my trades, you would have maintained a gain of 3✖️300+500=1,400 points.
Why didn't I call for long positions? The market is already in a small range that is being hammered down, and we face the risk of a sudden drop at any moment. Therefore, going with the trend is a safety consideration. Of course, if your skills are very good, back and forth trading between long and short is also possible.
Yesterday, I mentioned in my live broadcast that from the 4-hour chart on Sunday, it was clear that the market was about to reverse downward. No matter how much the market tries to rise, it won’t be able to go up significantly; ultimately, it will still drop.
Thus, the 'Short Probe Method' can demonstrate how to enter high short positions and the timing for closing them without getting trapped. As long as you use the 'Short Probe Method' to enter, you will at least make some profit, and your efforts won’t be in vain.
Last night's market was indeed set to drop, but the hourly indicators showed that the market had a strong pull-up during the downward trend. If nothing unexpected happens, there were quite a few bears in the market last night. Capital pulled up a wave to clear some heavy positions, with the ultimate goal still being to excessively lure buyers; otherwise, dropping the market would be meaningless. Regardless of how it tries to act, you shouldn't care; remember to operate with high shorts for stable profits.
