#TradFi交易分享挑战

‍#24h加密合约清算破4亿美元

When the cannon fires, margin calls erupt everywhere 😭

Last night, the geopolitical situation suddenly changed. The U.S. military attacked military facilities in southern Iran.
The market's initial hope for a peace agreement to usher in a post-war new world was instantly shattered.
The White House even dismissed the draft agreement between the U.S. and Iran as fabricated out of thin air, pushing the unpredictability to the extreme.
Let's first review what has happened over the past few days:

On May 26th, Trump expressed "satisfaction" with the progress of the U.S.-Iran negotiation agreement.
Oil prices plummeted, gold rebounded.

On May 27th, U.S. forces launched a new round of strikes against Iran.
Oil prices surged accordingly.

On the evening of May 27th, Secretary of State Pompeo said "give negotiations every opportunity."
Oil prices fell another 5%.

In the early hours of May 28th — U.S. forces launched another airstrike.

The so-called Trump’s mouth, a liar’s ghost, from initially using negotiations and news to repeatedly harvest the global financial markets, to later fabricating rumors to forcibly manipulate the market, and now openly reneging — "eating and vomiting" — fully demonstrates the ugliness of a politician’s face.

Under America’s unscrupulous operations, the global financial markets are also wailing.
Gold broke below the 4400-point integer mark, hitting a nearly 3-month low.
The crypto market Bitcoin dropped below $73,000.
24-hour total liquidation soared to $407 million, nearly 100k people forced to liquidate, with longs scattered everywhere.
Even more frightening, Bitcoin has now fallen below the middle band of the weekly Bollinger Bands, indicating that the bear market is confirmed again.
A new round of decline may have just begun...

Recently, I only made two trades.
On Saturday, I shorted Bitcoin at 74,500.
However, a rebound over the weekend forced me to cut losses at 76,000.
Unwilling to give up, I tried shorting Bitcoin again at 77,300.
Currently holding the position, I plan to treat this as a medium-term investment, aiming for a drop near the previous low of 59,000.

I believe that in the current bearish trend, there’s no need to rush into bottom fishing.
It’s better to focus on shorting from high levels.
For those already holding short positions, be patient and broaden your perspective, hold a bit longer.
For those still on the sidelines, you can take advantage of the rebound to lightly short again, with stop-losses in place above 74,500.
For spot buyers trying to bottom fish, it’s only a matter of time before space opens up.
Don’t casually add to your positions or increase your leverage. $XPTUSD