#BTC This spot is pretty funny, too.



You say it’s in an uptrend—each time it only breaks to a new high and then just manages a few hundred points more.

And the pullbacks are quite brutal; after a crash, it explodes upward.

You say it’s ranging—but it’s been continuously breaking to new highs.

Anyway, I’m shorting in batches. I’m taking a high-level range-bound move as a substitute for a drop.

Even if it really goes to 68-71, I’m not panicking—I’ll keep shorting. The longer it drags on, the lower the probability that this expectation plays out.

Because in a bear market, the dominant force is the shorts—any rebound has its limits.

With global macro conditions not doing well, dip-buyers only dare to take a bite and run. Who are you expecting to keep paying money to prop up the market nonstop?
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BtcHoarder
· 3h ago
With the macro outlook this bad, nobody really dares to hold spot positions long-term.
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MirrorBallReflection
· 3h ago
Every time it makes a new high by several hundred points, then gets violently dumped—this trading style is all too familiar; it’s specifically out to ruthlessly take down fomo.
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YieldFarmLibrarian
· 4h ago
Buying in chunks is indeed safer, but when it truly pumps to 71, will you add to your position?
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CheckTheBlockchainBefore
· 4h ago
This trend is the classic bull trap—each time it makes a new high, it lures in a wave of late buyers chasing the breakout.
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LiqShepherd
· 5h ago
Shorting by going sideways is a classic bear-market playbook, but don’t carry too heavy a position.
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