This short-covering just now can be seen as exposing all the previous fake “strength.” $OPN In the early stage, it kept wobbling around at high levels—many people thought that if it didn’t drop, it was strong. I, however, think the more it drags and chops, the more dangerous it becomes, because a truly strong order book wouldn’t keep failing to push higher, and it wouldn’t be that every time it pumps, nobody steps in to buy. What I’m focusing on is the suppression reaction around OPN after it reaches about 0.1710. The price has tried to probe higher several times, but all attempts failed; meanwhile, the pullback speed has been getting faster and faster. This level is crucial. Once buy-side demand continues to thin out, downside room is easier to open up—counter-expectation selloffs often start from these kinds of details. Now the price is at 0.0622, and the short position’s profit is already +3066.9%. With the volatility range opened up, it feels much more comfortable holding the position. If you have a position, remember to protect your profits—scaling out and taking profit in batches is fine. The remaining position can follow the protection level to take a look, and don’t let gains retrace too much. Don’t get carried away in this market. If you got the trade, you got it—if you didn’t, don’t chase. Wait for the next opportunity. $BTC $ETH

This round looks more like the capital has written the script in advance: suppress it first, move slowly, then gradually take back control. $AAVE has been ranging around 88.25 for a long time. On the surface it looks directionless, but the order book has never shown a real breakout move—instead, the more it grinds, the more it looks like accumulation. Now the price has pushed up to 89.46, and +97.35% has already been released. The market’s room has clearly opened up. To put it plainly, the rhythm has changed: earlier most people thought it was too slow, and only after one leg up did they realize the entry position was already gone. This level is critical. Not every consolidation can be played, but as long as it holds without breaking at the lows and keeps attracting bids, it’s worth watching closely. On my long side, I’ll handle it first with a 70/30 staged approach: lock in profits from the earlier portion, and use the remaining position with a protection level to follow. Don’t expect a straight-line rise, and don’t be easily shaken out by small pullbacks. If you didn’t catch it, don’t force the chase. The more it runs, the more you need to stay calm. No chasing orders—wait for the next opportunity. $BTC $ETH

$BTC It’s almost at 65,000 now—Bitcoin is stable.