Let me first clarify two things: do you only hold long positions, and are those long positions a large position size?

Once that's clear, let me explain the direction. I'm bullish. I've already identified last night's low as the low point of this four-hour ( (I'm treating it as four-hour; some say it's daily, which is also fine—we can debate this when I'm in the mood to argue with you )). I've already started going long targeting 2705.

To be honest, I'm often very unclear about my own positioning. From the perspective of a paid knowledge content provider, making quick money and taking profits quickly is the best way to preserve my reputation. From the perspective of someone who makes a living trading crypto, I often want to make sure that those following my lead can catch more with my pace.

What I mean is this: like the long positions from last night, based on my bullish outlook, the target hasn't been hit yet. But if you're already in a large position, I don't know whether I should tell you to take profits and exit, reduce position to break even while holding the rest, or follow my lead and be willing to give back some profits and push hard to the target.

This is frustrating. I asked Douyin AI what personality trait this is, and it told me it's because I'm young and don't understand being cunning and experienced.

I haven't closed my long position; I remain bullish. If anyone wants to exit, hold on a bit longer and push higher before exiting. If anyone wants to exit or already has, and if the day session gives you 68100, I believe we can re-enter there.