#美联储回购协议计划 Bitcoin's recent rebound looks fierce, but it's actually an excellent opportunity to short. It has already successfully stuck close to the 1220 level, with clear upcoming resistance levels.
In the current market rhythm, the stronger the rebound, the more cautious we need to be. Especially under the backdrop of the Federal Reserve's liquidity policy adjustments, market sentiment can easily become overly optimistic. At this time, avoiding greed, precisely targeting key positions for shorting, is the way to survive.
$ETH should also be closely watched. The rally of small-cap coins is often the last frenzy, and they tend to be hammered the hardest when reversing. Manage risks, let profits run, and shorting at the rebound peak is the key.
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SerumDegen
· 6h ago
nah this copium is crazy... every time btc rips everyone thinks it's the last bounce before cascade lmaooo. been hearing "this is the short setup" for like 3 weeks straight
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VitalikFanboy42
· 6h ago
The rebound is so strong that it makes you think it will recover quickly. This wave is indeed a bit weak; as long as it doesn't break through 1220, it's still okay.
I'm most annoyed with small coins. They always follow the trend and rise, but the pullbacks hit hardest, like a chopping rhythm for chives.
Those who are precisely shorting are still alive, but the greedy ones... have already died early.
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Anon4461
· 6h ago
The more fierce the rebound, the more timid I become. I've seen this trick too many times.
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AirdropChaser
· 6h ago
The rebound is so fierce that I feel more anxious, feeling like crashing down
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That position at 1220 is really tightly locked in, I dare not be greedy with this space
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Whenever the Federal Reserve moves, the market gets restless, and this is when it's easiest to get caught in a trap
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ETH following the trend and rising is the most disgusting, it also crashes quickly, be careful
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Accurately catching short positions sounds simple, but the practical difficulty is sky-high
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When shorting in reverse, it's really ruthless, small coins have little resistance
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Saying not to be greedy is easy, but as soon as I see a limit-up, I get itchy, still relying on stop-loss to save my life
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MetaverseVagabond
· 6h ago
The more fierce the rebound, the more panicked I get. This time, I really feel like crashing.
By the way, how is 1220 so stable? Can I still hold the short position?
The Federal Reserve is causing trouble again, the retail investors are excited, it's time for us to clear our positions.
ETH following the trend are all bagholders, waiting to be smashed in the opposite direction.
Not being greedy is how you live longer, I truly understand this.
Small coins just follow the rise, the last crazy wave is coming.
Entering long positions now is just asking for death, going short is the way to go, no doubt.
Such a fierce rebound looks like a false breakout no matter how you see it.
The resistance level is so clear, yet some still dare to buy the dip. I just don't understand.
When it crashes, it will be super brutal. Defending early is definitely the right move.
#美联储回购协议计划 Bitcoin's recent rebound looks fierce, but it's actually an excellent opportunity to short. It has already successfully stuck close to the 1220 level, with clear upcoming resistance levels.
In the current market rhythm, the stronger the rebound, the more cautious we need to be. Especially under the backdrop of the Federal Reserve's liquidity policy adjustments, market sentiment can easily become overly optimistic. At this time, avoiding greed, precisely targeting key positions for shorting, is the way to survive.
$ETH should also be closely watched. The rally of small-cap coins is often the last frenzy, and they tend to be hammered the hardest when reversing. Manage risks, let profits run, and shorting at the rebound peak is the key.