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The double top correction has really arrived! Will Bitcoin drop to 93,000 this time?
BTC failed to break through 100,000, forming a double top. The soft support is around 95,500, and the strong support is near the 93,000 neckline of the M pattern.
Yesterday, Shu Qin clearly advised everyone to take profits on high-leverage contracts because Bitcoin at 100,000, ETH at 3,530, and SOL at 200 are all previous high resistances, so there was no need to gamble on a breakout. We can take profits first, then stay still and wait; if it truly breaks through, we can buy back without losing much, but it's much safer.
And yesterday there was no breakout, so we can take advantage of the correction to buy back at a lower price.
Additionally, we clearly indicated to escape at 380 and 390 for AAVE, waiting for a correction to buy back. I wonder if everyone took profits? This is the short-term trading mindset: sell at resistance when it rises, and buy back at support during a correction.
As for long-term positions, there’s no need to elaborate; just hold on. I have 70% of my position in long-term, and 30% in short-term, and I go all in when there are good entry points.
BTC failed to break through 100,000, forming a double top. The soft support is around 95,500, and the strong support is near the 93,000 neckline of the M pattern.
Yesterday, Shu Qin clearly advised everyone to take profits on high-leverage contracts because Bitcoin at 100,000, ETH at 3,530, and SOL at 200 are all previous high resistances, so there was no need to gamble on a breakout. We can take profits first, then stay still and wait; if it truly breaks through, we can buy back without losing much, but it's much safer.
And yesterday there was no breakout, so we can take advantage of the correction to buy back at a lower price.
Additionally, we clearly indicated to escape at 380 and 390 for AAVE, waiting for a correction to buy back. I wonder if everyone took profits? This is the short-term trading mindset: sell at resistance when it rises, and buy back at support during a correction.
As for long-term positions, there’s no need to elaborate; just hold on. I have 70% of my position in long-term, and 30% in short-term, and I go all in when there are good entry points.
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