The pressure is greater than the sky. Since yesterday, I openly took a position, switching to a dead short. Not only did I call for a short, but I also went short and got trapped.

Yesterday, I could have cut some losses and run, I only cut a bit and only sold half.
Now I am already beaten to a pulp.
Indeed, during the rise, I called for a short, which is like roasting on fire or frying in oil—completely battered.
I could actually keep quiet, or just joke around and say I opened the short at a higher level.
If it doesn’t hit, no big deal; if it hits, I can boast about how awesome I am.
But this wave of market movement is just a rebound, not a reversal.
The long positions you want, the opportunity has appeared.
BTC has indeed entered a pressure zone.
My personal suggestion is above 96,000; every 1,000 points increase, add two layers of position.
Calculating this way, you can at least add up to around 100,000.
If you really get in now, you only have 6 layers of position.
And where to take profit now?
Anyway, just don’t chase longs.
Rising to the high has pressure; falling down is an abyss.
As for last night, I called ETH short at 3400, SOL short at 148—everyone made money and ran.
I still don’t dare to say what the big picture is for these two.
Better to take profits when it looks good, or else you’ll lose money and get cursed at by ancestors eighteen generations back.
Look at how many big brothers there are,
I called it right, but they never come out to praise me.
If I called it wrong or got trapped,
a few of them would come out bouncing and cursing happily.
But I still want to thank them; they are my discipline, my sword in trading calls,
constantly reminding me to be cautious in trading.
You, too, are a KOL, so you can’t mess around, right?