Bitcoin heavily holding 【shorts】, entered too early—just go with luck. At this level, the short could be worth trying.


If it goes wrong, the strategy: when it pumps up again to around 65,500, add to the position once. After a pullback, stop-loss out or hedge with a long when it hits the recent low.

Idea: Starting tomorrow, it should be safe to short for three days. After three days, check where the price is. If it’s at the lower area, you can try a lightly sized long entry, e.g. around 59,500–60,000. Don’t easily go long in these days.

Record your thinking 🤔: Market sentiment is currently bullish and booming, but the bullish “main force” is clearly doing the pattern of slow pushing up then fast dumping, or slow dumping then fast pumping—this grinding rhythm is really annoying.
What do they want to do? I guess they’re definitely going to “pump” just to force a short squeeze, and then finally cut the retail crowd.
The most profitable way in the market is to short—you can tell just by looking at the altcoin chart.
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H膩NGu膩LovesCollectingCoins
· 8h ago
Bearish for 3 days. If the pullback doesn’t happen as expected, then it means the market will continue in a sideways range. This move should go down to below 61,000 to be considered over.

Wait patiently to buy more at lower levels. If it breaks the new low but not by much, then after it stabilizes, keep buying more.

Upward target: the second wave at 67,500–68,000, estimated around the 25th, then a pullback.

~ Third wave upside: 72,000–74,000 (estimated around the beginning of next month, around July 10).
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