Let me talk about the order book setup as I see it.


4010 is a short-term heavy pressure.
If it’s a real bottom, it will range back and forth and sweep back and forth.
It won’t go too high—just place high sells and low buys directly around 3975/4010.
This is a mindset for consolidation. The extreme market has already ended, and volatility won’t be too big.
There are large-range shorts and mid-range shorts lined up—going short is more favorable than going long.
Any quick rally on the small timeframe will definitely return to its original level to repair indicators and fix the price.
Everyone has their own trading system, trading style, and trading method.
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· 6h ago
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Everyone must set a stop loss. If shorting at a high level, set a stop loss at 4012 as the extreme limit. If shorting at a mid level, set a stop loss at 4008.5. If going long at a low level, set a stop loss at 3070.
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NightMinter
· 5h ago
Choppy, oscillating thinking is indeed more suitable for the current pace—don’t get greedy; it’s enough to short more at higher levels and go long more at lower levels.
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SnowballExplorer
· 5h ago
Under a large-scale bearish setup, shorting does feel smooth, but don’t chase it when it suddenly spikes on smaller timeframes—wait for it to fix the indicators, then short in on the renewed move for a safer entry. The 3975-4010 range you mentioned for topping and buying the dips is quite practical, but make sure your stop-loss is set properly to prevent getting invalidated if it breaks out.
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FollowTheOrder,100XLeverage
· 5h ago
Go, Go GT 🚀
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KeepALowProfileAndTakeAQuick
· 6h ago
Let’s do two more deals and get the money back.
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FollowTheOrder,100XLeverage
· 6h ago
It’s okay, bro—I’m not afraid of losing money. Bro, don’t act recklessly, trust me. I just messed up and panicked earlier.
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Henek
· 6h ago
Are we still doing it today, bro?
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