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1. Counter-trend short: it’s easy to get squeezed. BANK had been ranging for a long time, then suddenly a large volume spike pushed it up, topping out near 0.67. After that, it quickly pulled back, but it didn’t break through the key support—instead, it reclaimed the area around 0.54. What does this kind of move mean? The bears thought the spike was the end and wanted to touch the top early, but the funds didn’t choose to distribute; they kept absorbing.
2. Altcoins fear “direction right, but position wrong.” A lot of people’s biggest problem with perps isn’t that they can’t read the market—it’s that they like to short right after the first wave of upside. The result: when it drops, there’s no profit; when it rises, you can’t hold on. In the end, before the move was even finished, the position was gone first.
3. Lao Lin has always emphasized: trade first by trend, then find the location. If BANK wants to short, it also must wait for a clear breakdown of support, not just because it’s already gone up a lot. Market money isn’t made by guessing tops—it’s made by following the trend. Perps aren’t about who’s braver; they’re about who lasts longer. Lao Lin watches the charts every day, just to help everyone avoid these high-risk spots. As for how BANK moves next, Lao Lin will keep watching—don’t just stubbornly hold on to it by yourself. #ETH重返1900美元 #GateCard无需地址证明