From midnight to morning, the rebound strength of the bulls is still weak. The highest price of Bitcoin reached 66225, and then it fluctuated and fell all the way. The lowest price in the morning reached 64500, and a new short-term low appeared again. Ethereum rebounded to 3307, and the lowest price in the morning fell to around 3203, which also set a new low. We still maintain a steady mindset to follow the short position. Bitcoin followed the short position at 65780 and Ethereum at 3279. In the morning, we prompted the short position to be placed at around 64600 and 3210, respectively, and won 1180 points and 69 points of space respectively. Strength is not based on boasting, but on facts. All the ideas for the position are open in advance. Everyone has his own cognition and pattern. When these are restricted, it is difficult to obtain wealth beyond imagination. This is not because of personal ability or lack of luck, but because cognition and pattern have not yet reached a certain height.
The strong bears can no longer be stopped. Once the downward breakout occurs, it means a large volume. The madness of the bears is unexpected in the short term and is also an inevitable downward trend affected by the trend structure. For the current market, rebound means shorting. If there is no rebound, it is short-term shorting. Continue to look at the bottom. If it goes down directly in the morning, the trend of the market will still be relatively obvious, and it is still mainly shorting. Following the short is the main theme at the moment. At present, all levels and trends belong to the bears. It should be noted that the strength of the bullish rebound, the entry in the market in the future is still mainly shorting. The real-time students who follow up will enter the market according to the real-time Hangqin.
On Wednesday, the big cake can be directly shorted near 66000-65800, and the target is 64500-63500. Ethereum 3330-3310 can be directly shorted, and the target is 3200-3150. For defense, you can consult Brother Shanhe.
