#BTC升破70000美元日内涨幅8.3% #辣妹儿李嘉欣 Let's start with courtesy before force: first, let me apologize to everyone. I just browsed through various livestreams and, unbelievably, they were all taking long positions. It was my fault for not letting you watch the livestreams. When I browsed the livestreams before, I clearly saw them all taking short-term short positions there, going short as soon as they reached resistance, shorting every time they got there. I really didn't expect that last night's rise to the resistance level would not prompt them to go short; instead, they didn't take profit on their long positions when they reached resistance either. I delayed your chance to make money.

Next, based on a video I came across a few days ago, I'll launch today's criticism session: "My boyfriend gave me a 3-yuan Mixue Bingcheng drink, and five days later he's still asking whether it's sweet." What I want to say is: not reducing any positions along the way toward the 67000 target, not opening any short positions at resistance, and adding to the long position after the breakout—is it sweet?
Look at these conditions: no reduction of any position along the way, no short positions at resistance, and adding to the position after the breakout. Looking back now, every keyword shows firm confidence in the long positions held.
Anyone who used their brains should have noticed that there was an unspeakable secret at 20:39 on August 7, right? You only know that 67000 was the target for my long position, which I had already openly told you about. While delivering on that target, you wouldn't think I went short at 67000, would you? Let me put it this way: if last night's market had given me even one hour of buffer time, you would have seen me teach these losers outside who play with hedged positions: "Take the long to 67000, open the short at 69000; the long might reach 69000, and at the same time open a short to show off and play with hedged positions." If I told you that the short entry point was actually announced at the same time as the long take-profit point you knew about, you believe me now, right? But it is somewhat regrettable that I wasn't given the opportunity to demonstrate hedged positions.
Let's go back further. As I recall, I had already been two steps ahead of others in planning my trading approach.
Break below 59000 and hit my stop loss; break above 61500 and chase the long, target 65500; close the long without opening a short, then wait to short at 67000, target 61800
61800 wasn't reached; it only got to 62200
The long entry at 60800 wasn't reached; chase the long at an average price of 63800, target 67000
Close the long at 67000 without opening a short; short at 69000.
The Tui Bei chart can predict five thousand years into the past and future, while I can analyze the market and work out the next two or three steps in advance. These two or three steps are actually nothing special. I think the most impressive part is that you don't just know what happens if it reaches a level and fails to break it, or what happens if it breaks it—you are firmly convinced that once it reaches it, it will, right?
Finally, regarding the 67000 long position, I delivered the promised result for you. We owe each other nothing; there is no future after this.
As for the short position from August 7 that came to light today, I will not publicly interpret anything about this position's entry level or other details going forward.
Finally, to my nearly ten subscribers, I've never seen any of you speak. Say something—to prove that you're not robots, for one thing, and also because I need to know whether you opened shorts at 68850. If you did, say you did; if you didn't, say you didn't. When the market shoots up in one big bullish candle, it won't fall that quickly; a smaller-level consolidation structure needs to form. Don't tell me you didn't do it, then enter the trade with a bang after I ask you. If you did it, tell me; if you didn't, tell me too, so I know where things stand.
That's all. The above content is open to questioning and cross-examination; let's reason this out.