2026-01-14 07:24:36

Recently, the long position strategies for Bitcoin and Ethereum have been validated quite well, and the market has indeed rebounded and surged all the way up. After hitting the high in the early morning, I directly placed short positions above the levels of 95600 and 3340. Currently, Bitcoin has already gained over 1000 points in profit, while Ethereum's overall profit potential is not yet significant, so I will continue to observe.

From a technical perspective, this rebound has been quite regular. Each support and resistance level is quite clear, and the signals for trend reversal are also quite obvious. Of course, specific operations need to be adjusted flexibly according to real-time market conditions, as different risk tolerances require different stop-loss settings.

Overall, whether going long or short, the key is to seize those high-probability entry points. The previous long position strategy has already proven the effectiveness of this approach, and now the short positions follow the same logical framework. That’s just how the market works—if you grasp the rhythm properly, opportunities are everywhere.

BTC-1,17%

ETH-1,44%

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GasFeeLover

· 01-17 05:47

Bro, you caught this short position pretty well, running out with 1000 points. Wait, ETH still hasn't moved yet, are you going to keep holding? Timing is indeed crucial, but honestly, only true experts can consistently catch high-probability entry points. I just want to ask, where did you set your stop-loss? Are you afraid of getting wrecked? I agree that the long-short transition signals are clear, but the market just loves to throw surprises, right?

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Web3Educator

· 01-17 01:56

ngl the resistance levels you're calling out here... let me break this down for my students real quick - this is *exactly* the pedagogical framework we've been stress-testing in the bootcamp. timing matters infinitely more than direction, fundamentally speaking.

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SerumSurfer

· 01-14 07:52

Really, this wave of momentum was quite aggressive, dropping over 1000 points directly. Wait, how did you set your stop-loss? Running so much space so quickly, aren't you afraid of a reversal? Honestly, it still depends on whether the support can hold up later. Ethereum is indeed a bit disappointing; it feels like there's not much momentum.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 01-14 07:33

Bro, this wave of shorting to catch the bottom is indeed on point, but I feel like the 95,600 level still has some room to push higher. --- It's that same "high win rate entry point" theory again, I'm starting to get a bit tired of hearing it. --- Over 1,000 points of space? Can Bitcoin really move that much? I feel like it hasn't fully unleashed yet. --- Ethereum is really a bit weak right now; just keep observing and see how it goes. --- The key is to stay calm and not get fooled by rebounds and false signals. --- The technical patterns this time are quite regular; support and resistance levels are pretty clear. --- How should I set the stop-loss? I always feel like placing it there makes me vulnerable to being wiped out. --- Are the long/short reversal signals clear? I find them a bit confusing. --- Getting the rhythm right is really important, but the prerequisite is to go through a few losses first, haha.

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