Full Review of Yesterday's Live Stream Trading



Reviewing the entire long-short cycle trading strategy provided in yesterday's live stream, the overall market trend completely followed our pre-planned path, with both long and short positions realizing the expected profit targets.

During the live stream, we clearly gave high-entry short positions: Bitcoin (BTC) short positions in the 63500 range, and Ethereum (ETH) short positions near 1790; subsequently, the market declined as expected, with BTC shorts reaching the preset target range of 62000-61500, fully capturing the profit from this downward wave; ETH also fell to around 1720, accurately hitting the short target profit, and the short-side layout was fully realized.

After the short profit was taken, our pre-placed low-entry long positions also performed: BTC long positions placed at 61500 triggered, and the market rebounded from the bottom, surging to above 64700, providing ample profit space for the long wave; on the other hand, ETH's low only approached 1720 and did not hit our preset long entry at 1680, so the ETH low long position was not executed.

During the live stream, we also clearly explained the logic: Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly correlated, and their trends are highly synchronized. If BTC stabilizes and reverses first, ETH will likely follow and bottom out, at which point both coins can be bought at the bottom for long positions, fully capturing a round of rebound upward trend, profiting from both directions.

Overall, yesterday's market fully followed the structure we pushed forward during the live stream; after the short positions were taken profit, the long rebound also provided ample profit space. Only the ETH low entry was not triggered, while all other entries and trend judgments perfectly matched the actual market movement.

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