Market action once again mirrors itself—this time going short has been a total disaster (for the longs), and the public open interest that followed the pace has made a fortune.

In the earlier phase when BTC and ETH surged to new highs, the whole internet was singing one tune: go long, chase the breakout. Everywhere you could hear bullish voices expecting continued fresh highs. Only I repeatedly warned in posts, in the livestream room, and in the community: on the 4-hour cycle, everything is fully overbought. The rebound is only a short-term pullback lure and a technical fix, and the downward room at the weekly level has not been fully released yet. So I remained steadfast in providing the short-side layout plan in sync.

Back then, many people were thrown off by consecutive bullish candles, afraid of missing a rising market, piling into long positions at highs with heavy leverage. Some even questioned my bearish logic. But after trading for so many years, I’ve never allowed the market’s short-term anxious emotions to sway me. I rely objectively on candlestick cycles, the Bollinger Bands, and indicator signals to judge the trend. I stick to building positions in batches and strictly control the margin usage ratio. Even if there is a small rebound and shakeout in the middle, it hasn’t shaken the established logic.

The ETH 1955 short signal I gave in the livestream, and the BTC 65450 short I gave—so far ETH has captured 75 points, and BTC has captured 2000 points of profit space.

I never do Monday-morning quarterbacking. For every round of positioning, my trading ideas are all published in advance—no hiding, no fabrication. For partners who followed the pace, this entire bearish move has been fully harvested for rich dividends.