Brothers, now on the short-term chart, 2030 is a crucial position. If it breaks here, we can only look at the position of 1980. Many people who go long will definitely set their stop-loss around 1980 to 1950, as 1980 is considered a support level. (Am I right?) Actually, from a short-term perspective, setting a stop-loss here is scientific.
However, the recent overall trend is downward, and we are definitely following the major trend, so we are biased towards bears. Currently, the rebound near 1700 reached a high of 2119, which can be seen as the top, with a low of 1994 and a rebound around 2038 now. From a short-selling mindset, isn't this a place to enter a short position? If 2030 breaks, won't we likely see just above 2000 testing the so-called support at 1980? After entering the initial position, if it goes up, we can add to our position, adding one unit for every 58 to 80 points. You say, where else can the second pie go? 2300? I don't think so.
Many people are getting hit back and forth in the short term, going long when it falls and going short when it rises, because they are trading in a volatile market. So you need to change, expand your thinking a bit, and play this way. Of course, I won't look at the long term; you can just try to expand your short-term range a bit more, similar to what I said.
Is 1980 a strong support? Many people see this as a key point, so why can't it be broken? Maybe the bear market just started in February. Of course, some people will say I am bullish when it rises and bearish when it falls, but if you think carefully, that's exactly how I am... Only in this way can I make money. $BTC
Aren't you afraid of liquidation? The small peak is right there, are you still afraid of stop-loss?
2100 to 2200 is a very dense trading area; there must be trapped positions, it can't go up so easily, will it pull back to accumulate?? Or just drop directly? Who cares, if it drops, there will be something to eat.
Wait, how did I become a technical blogger??????
I’ll just share a picture of a net girl for everyone; actually, I am an adult content blogger.
