Following yesterday’s weekend strategy, weekend liquidity was thin, and Friday night’s market brought another round of long-short liquidations. Basically, everyone who was trading at the time was either liquidated or trapped. #美参议院发布新版CLARITY法案 As a right-side trader, although I lost on the $ETH $BTC short positions, the profits from my long positions have already turned the hole into a small mountain. Entry timing is very important. Many people get trapped or liquidated because they fail to plan their position sizes and set stop-losses based on their feelings. Wishful thinking is the worst. #CoinDesk披露GateRWA永续合约全球Top3 I caught BTC’s long on the night of August 19, and I also caught ETH’s long on Friday night, September 11. Left-side trading naturally has a high win rate because the position size is large and the timeframe is long, but the profits it can generate are only so-so. Right-side trading may appear to have a lower win rate than left-side trading, but with the same position size, it can generate more profit than left-side trading. #August core CPI exceeds As I always say, if you can’t even protect your principal, do you still expect to get rich overnight? Trading isn’t just about talking; it requires continuously accumulating and combining diligence, experience, data, and ideas. #8月核心CPI超预期 #美参议院发布新版CLARITY法案

**Conclusion: bearish consolidation in the short term, with key resistance at $81,700.** Bitcoin is trading in the $76,000–$80,000 range, down 3.3% over the past week. Key on-chain data shows that long-term holders sold 539,000 BTC in the $77,100–$80,200 range, indicating significant supply pressure. To confirm the resumption of the bullish trend, Bitcoin needs to break above the 365-day moving average at $81,700; otherwise, continued sideways movement or a test of support near $70,000 is expected. $BTC

$BANK For this short position, I’m more focused on the pullback after the false breakout above the previous high. There was no follow-through when it first pushed into the key level, and it lost support again on the retest, so I opened a short around 0.03480 without chasing the wick. After entering, I’m first watching whether it can break below the previous low; until it does, I’m only using a probing position. At this point, the price has reached 0.02757, and the account shows +206.91%. As planned, I first closed 80%, with the remaining 20% placed at a protective level. I’m not betting on an outright decline; there is simply still room to the downside after resistance at the highs. This trade did not require capturing the entire move—if the trend turns unfavorable, protect profits first. If the price reclaims the key-level zone, I’ll close the remaining position; as long as the rebound is weak and selling pressure remains continuous, the bearish structure is still intact for now. Don’t chase after missing the first leg down; wait for confirmation on the retest. $BTC $XRP