The most ruthless part of this move isn’t the drop—it’s that they first骗 people into the high position, then smash it. $BTC Those earlier pushes upward looked like they were about to break through, but in reality every time they were pushed back down. The more people chase longs, the easier and cleaner it becomes for the later sell-off to finish.

At the time, I wasn’t watching the surface-level rise or fall. What I was looking for was whether, after sweeping the liquidity, there was real buying demand that stepped in to carry on. When BTC was around 76886.0, the upper wicks were very obvious, and the pullback happened fast—this was already wrong, so the short-side logic came into play.

Now the price is at 64091.2, and the return is +2892.51%, with a clear extension in the move. At this point, the profit isn’t small anymore. For short-term positions, don’t stubbornly hold through back-and-forth jitters—handling it in an 80/20 split would feel more solid. Keep a little position to see whether volume continues to expand at the lower levels.

To put it simply: the rhythm has changed. Don’t emotionally chase trades after a sudden plunge. If you don’t chase, you can wait for the next time a high-certainty opportunity appears.

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