When I don't know what to do, I look at the liquidation map, which can be a reference when I'm confused. Sometimes when trading makes me dizzy and anxious, it feels like everyone is an enemy; whether I am long or short, it leads to a dual kill.

Currently, I can't go long from where I am; I would just set my points according to the liquidation, and that would be it. Who knows, I might actually get filled. If I don't get filled, then so be it; at least I won't lose. Looking at Bitcoin, it seems like it can liquidate something around 90500 to 700, and for Ethereum, it can liquidate around 3266, and there’s also some around 3290. I think placing small orders or low leverage shouldn't be too concerning.

There’s no more room for liquidation below, unless a black swan event occurs; otherwise, the market maker has no advantage by continuing to go down. Today, what was supposed to drop has dropped; what else does it want? At most, it might try to clean up high leverage while everyone else is asleep.

The liquidation map during a bull market is nonsense; I personally find it helpful during a volatile market. Anyway, if I place an order and get filled, that's fate; if not, then so be it.

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