Shu Qin Release: Another 1 million! I increased my position. Bitcoin continues to plummet, where is the bottom? How to operate? Come and take a look.


1. BTC situation is very dire, with a huge decline. The US stock Nasdaq rose 2% yesterday, but the crypto market is like a helpless fool, continuously falling, currently supported at 62.3k. So the question is, can we buy the dip now?
2. Of course! Because we sold at 67k earlier, so we need to buy back. Actually, buying below 67k is considered profitable, but the support at 62.3k is pretty solid, and we mentioned this level a few days ago. Shu Qin says and does what she promises, as shown in the picture, buying back BTC spot positions here.
3. Of course, the 60k level provides stronger support, but there’s not much difference between 62.3k and 60k; in the future, reaching 180k, these two levels are no different. So what if BTC breaks below 60k?
Then just go all-in! Our plan is to buy 50% of the position at 60k for various coins, then go all-in at over 50k. Not afraid of him coming, just afraid he won’t!
4. Fully loaded between 50,000 and 60k, and in a bull market, it’s a big profit, just wait to count the money. BTC can roughly triple, ETH and Sol can have 4-6 times gains, which is already good returns in the increasingly mature crypto market, after all, the average annual return of the US stock index is only 10-20%.
5. Besides, our SPCX short position is also turning around and showing signs of hope. We’re not greedy, just a 1x long-term position, entering in batches, as shown in the picture. I also shorted at $215, urging everyone to add to their shorts. Last night, it dropped to just over $170, so even if you didn’t add to your position or got caught earlier, this wave has fully recovered.
6. Up to now, SPCX has been shorted 4 times with 4 profits. This is Shu Qin’s answer to everyone. As long as you follow me step by step, without greed or recklessness, when the market cools down, that will be our moment to profit!
BTC0.81%
ETH-0.31%
SOL-0.22%
SPCX-1.09%
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