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#香港虚拟资产稳定币监管框架 Trading review of the past week: A complete record of adhering to the bearish logic.



Looking back at the trading records of the past seven days, the entire strategy revolves around one core principle—shorting at key resistance levels. The market provided opportunities, and going with the trend is the best choice.

Pull out the timeline to see:
On the 15th-16th, start building a short position near 96500. At that time, many people were still hesitating, but the resistance level was there.
On the 17th, 95500 continues to increase.
The market dropped to 91500 on the 18th, and I can only dare to test with a light position at this level—after all, it has already fallen quite a bit.
Will the 19th rebound to 93500? That's just right, the opportunity for a high short is here again.
The 20th has laid out 92300 again.

The overall idea is very clear: constantly look for relative highs to short, because the trend judgment hasn't changed - continue to look for new lows. As for bottom fishing? It's better to miss out than to make a mistake. A rebound in a bearish trend is more of an opportunity for short sellers to get on board.

A high-altitude layout is always more practical than chasing after the market, and betting on the bottom is more stable. In the face of trends, following the flow is much more comfortable than going against it.

The current question is: will $BTC continue to refresh its low points? To what extent will $ETH follow? The market is still on the way to providing answers.
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 13h ago
Damn, this short positions strategy is indeed clear, but there aren't many guys who dare to take a Light Position at 91500.
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MEVHuntervip
· 13h ago
This operational logic is indeed sound; testing the resistance level repeatedly is much smarter than stubbornly sticking to one direction. However, what I'm more concerned about is... how much arbitrage space is there in the mempool during this wave of fall? It feels like there is an opportunity for Flash Loans.
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ValidatorVikingvip
· 13h ago
nah, timing the shorts on retracements is one thing, but getting liquidated when consensus breaks is another beast entirely. network resilience > trade psychology, always.
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 13h ago
Looking at this line of thought, it really captures the sense of rhythm. It's just that I'm afraid of take the opposite position and getting slapped in the face at that moment.
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HallucinationGrowervip
· 13h ago
This logic is clear, but one fears being caught off guard when the market turns around. Don't rush to follow the trend; it's not uncommon for rebounds to nip at your heels. A resistance level is just a resistance level; it only counts if it can really hold. Bearish, bearish; be careful of the feeling of getting slapped in the face by a pullback. Trends can change in an instant; don't be too certain. There are plenty of high short opportunities, but have you set your stop loss? Continuously adding positions takes guts; can you withstand the pullback?
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MoneyBurnerSocietyvip
· 13h ago
Well, this wave was indeed a short position, but I bet all the money on the Reverse Indicator, and now I'm a bit panicked. That said, your approach to Holdings is just like the textbook I saw before - but in the end, textbooks can also be crushed by the market. Wait, you said to continue looking for new lows? I want to ask, does the liquidation price count as a new low? To be honest, setting up around the resistance level sounds appealing, but my experience as a professional sucker is: resistance levels are often the starting point for reversals. That being said, I've heard several versions of your "high shorts are more stable than chasing shorts" logic, and the last person I heard it from is still waiting for a stop loss.
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CrossChainBreathervip
· 13h ago
This wave of short positions logic is indeed solid, but I feel sorry for those who got trapped buying the dip at 96500... Anyway, I am also bearish, but I always feel that this kind of "better to miss out than to make a mistake" mindset can easily lead to self-suggestion. Aren't there many examples of getting liquidated once there is a reverse breakout?
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