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Yan Chi’s thinking is pretty direct today. There’s one line he said that I remember well—where liquidity is, the price will go.
For BTC, he thinks there’s no need to act at this level. Two points worth making a move: 67,200 and 63,700. If it breaks 67,200, go short; if it falls below 63,700, also go short; just watch from the middle. His bias is to short, but since it’s not at the levels yet, he’ll wait—no forcing the trade.
For ETH, 1,985–2,027 is worth watching for short opportunities, with a stop-loss at 2,060. If you don’t want to keep watching the screen, just place orders and wait.
On gold and silver, he’s more active—gradually buy back silver from 57–55 to refill the positions he took profit on earlier. For gold, 3,980–3,930, he’ll add some first.
This person’s style is basically: don’t rush—trade only when the level is there; if it’s not, just stay put. This kind of discipline is more valuable than directional judgment.