San Ma just made a move.

On Black Friday, he directly shorted 63,535 BTC.

Where is his most ruthless part?
It’s not just the direction—it’s the timing he picked:
Liquidity is thin over the weekend, US stocks are still falling, and it can’t break above 64,000.
He chose to act at this time—this likely isn’t a random order.

The key level he’s watching is that new-high point.
As long as it doesn’t break through, he holds the short.
Once it breaks through, he admits the mistake and exits.

The logic is very clear:
“I think it’s going to drop—so I short. If I’m wrong, where do I set my stop loss—once I figure it out.”

Not the kind of player who opens a trade just because they “think it’s going up.”

For the specific entry and risk control of this trade,
I’ve put it into the signal pool.
If you want to see it, leave a “San Ma ge” in the comments.

On Black Friday, watch more and act less. Or just watch how other people move.