Bitcoin fake rebound? Crude oil about to crash? You must listen to this logic!


Brothers, isn’t this recent market making your heart race? Let me clarify it for you.
1. First, look at Bitcoin. Why did it suddenly surge yesterday? Wasn’t it because Iran backed down, went to seek peace with the US, and the Middle East situation cooled down? Bitcoin immediately staged a rebound. And what about the crude oil we hold? It plummeted by 10%! Isn’t that satisfying? So, can we still short now? Let me give you the details.
2. Honestly, I see this rebound as a typical dead cat bounce, purely driven up by news. So my personal strategy is very clear: I’ve placed short orders in batches at 79,422 and 81,255, halving the positions during the waterfall, rolling with the moves! If later the US and Iran really shake hands and make peace, maybe there will be another rally—that would be the best time for us to go short. When the good news is exhausted, the waterfall will come.
3. Do the math: Bitcoin has been rising for nearly a month, with almost a 25% increase. chasing longs now is like walking on a knife’s edge; compared to that, the risk of shorting at the high is much smaller!
4. Let’s talk about a timing point. Because the very unreliable Trump is tentatively visiting China on May 14. Back in 2017, during his visit to China, Bitcoin and US stocks both surged sharply in the short term. We need to anticipate this in advance. So if it drops after May 8, I personally think around 76,700 is an ideal position to go long, waiting for the positive rally brought by Trump’s visit to China!
5. We don’t trade blindly; it’s all about logic and deduction. Those who follow my operations know this well, but if you only occasionally see my posts, you might not understand the behind-the-scenes reasoning. To survive and even make big gains in this market, remember to follow me. I provide real-time market analysis and the latest trading ideas every day!
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