Many people were still hesitating just now, and this $BTC sell-off that came down hard has already given the answer. The short position went from 76861.4 to 62937.7 now, locking in +3148.41%—the market released room to move very decisively.

The focus I’ve been watching has always been whether the range can’t hold at the high end. Every time the price bounces back, people call out that they want to get back in, but the actual order-book feedback is very honest: when it pushes up, there’s no volume; when it’s pushed down, it moves even more smoothly—this is already clearly not a market dominated by the bulls.

The key is right here: the more a location looks like it’s going to rebound, the more easily it becomes the spot for a second short entry. That earlier wave of false breakout carried a lot of people’s sentiment, but it didn’t hold—then it was sent back immediately. That shows the key level above isn’t just for show.

For brothers who already have positions, the 80/20 batch-processing approach can be executed: protect part of your profits first, then use the remaining portion along with the protective level to follow it. Don’t let your profits retrace too much.

Miss it, miss it—don’t chase. Don’t hard-pursue a short. Wait for the next position with stronger certainty.

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