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This strategy is suitable for those who want to short US stocks. It's a feasible plan; if you don't intend to do that, then save your money and wait for my bottom signal to buy Bitcoin at the bottom.
Going long on US stocks is another matter; I don't know where the bottom will be in a few months. I'll analyze where to go long then.
If I try to draw lines and calculate in advance now, the error margin is actually quite large.
In theory, both Nasdaq and the S&P 500 should see a big pullback.
Although my S&P 500 was hurt because of platform liquidity, I’m planning to set aside some funds to short Nasdaq—so I can use a platform with higher liquidity to avoid getting wiped out by the contract, or I can just short directly on US stocks.
You can also go long after the US stock market crashes, since US stocks are prone to one-sided upward moves.
Shorting is always riskier than going long, but it’s worth a try.