Reviewing 6.22-6.26



The Fed continues to take a hawkish stance, overseas liquidity tightens, and stock markets in Japan and South Korea plunge. Crypto, precious metals, and tech sectors all weaken simultaneously. All predictions made on Tuesday evening were realized: Bitcoin broke below the 60,000 mark, gold lost the 4,000 level, high-tech stocks crashed, and every rebound was an opportunity to short.

6.22: Switched between long and short in range-bound trading. 6 trades placed, netting 28,733U in a single day.
6.23: External bearish factors accelerated short selling. Gold short positions cashed out, netting 95,875 oil in a single day, with only one trade suffering a small pullback.
6.24: Bitcoin breached the key 60,000 support level. Position shorts gained significant profits, netting 169,714 oil in a single day.
6.25: After a fakeout rally, prices plunged again. Small position short-term longs quickly entered and exited, while continued shorting on rebounds netted 69,752 oil in a single day.

Total over four days: 364,074 oil. Bitcoin accumulated 17,800 points of band short space, and long-term short positions in gold captured over 400 points of decline. Following the trend as the main strategy, short-term light positions gambled on rebounds while maintaining overall control. All previously provided resistance, support, and band targets have been met.

Adhered to the bearish main line throughout, without blindly buying the dip. Layer short positions at resistance levels, and for oversold conditions only take small positions for short-term rebound trades. Strictly layered position management, with risk control as the priority. $BTC $ETH
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