🔥 $ZHIPUHKD Short Strategy Review 【Trend Analysis and Entry】 The four-hour trend came under pressure. After the price touched resistance, the technical indicators formed a high-level death-cross confluence, confirming the bearish trend. The strategy decisively entered a short position at 1,210.4, precisely capturing the downward swing. 【Position and Take-Profit】 $BTC 20x leverage was used to amplify returns. As the price fell to 1,026.0, it perfectly reached the take-profit target, securing an astonishing +299.96% return! Congratulations to everyone who followed the trade and profited—this is a testament to our strength! 【Friendly Reminder】 $ETH Those who missed the move, don’t be discouraged. Trend trading is all about waiting. Rest up and prepare for our next precise setup. Stay tuned for first-hand strategies!

#BTCBreaks71000Up10.5% Yes, $72,000 is a possible next target, but I wouldn't be chasing a vertical candlestick here. The move is real: BTC reached around $71,500 today, its highest level since early June, and the rally continued over 10% for two days. The Treasury's increase in long-term bond buybacks and the White House crypto meeting are confirmed catalysts. A correction: The liquidation figure appears even larger than the "$1 billion in an hour" headline, depending on the window. Reports indicate that around $1.74 billion of short positions were liquidated in 24 hours during Wednesday's move, with the vast majority happening within a few hours. My interpretation: $72,000: very achievable. $73-75,000: possible if momentum/short position closing continues. Chasing BTC above $71,000: low risk/reward ratio unless you're trading momentum with a predefined stop loss. The key distinction is that this rally has two driving forces: 1. Fundamental/macro catalyst — Treasury bond buybacks are easing long-term bond market pressure and increasing risk appetite. 2. Position catalyst — massive short liquidations are forcing additional buying, creating a squeeze. I would be cautious about the latter. Short squeezes can get excessive, but once forced buying decreases, the price can pull back sharply. If I were entering now, I wouldn't trade $71,000 → $72,000. That only represents a ~1.4% increase. Instead, I would watch to see if BTC can hold the $70,000-$71,000 levels after the initial squeeze. A successful retest/hold provides a much cleaner setup. Conversely, a sharp pullback below $70,000 would lead me to suspect the move was primarily driven by liquidation. So: it's not necessarily too late for BTC — but potentially too late for an impulsive market buy. And I shouldn't assume $72,000 is the ceiling price. If BTC establishes $71,000 as a support level, $75,000 becomes a more interesting psychological/technical target. $BTC ‌ $GT ‌$SOL

Don’t let intraday fluctuations affect your judgment. A truly strong trend is one that can continue rising after a period of consolidation. The BTC long entered at 69,100 currently has 2,600 points of upside, while the ETH long entered at 2,243 has also not been closed. Friends who followed the trades have made the same amount. After the short-term surge, there is some selling pressure above, so another short-term consolidation has taken place. However, during each period of sideways consolidation, the upside continues to expand. So, as I’ve said, the trend remains unchanged for now—just look higher. For BTC, first watch whether the breakout above 72,000 is valid; if it breaks through, look toward around 72,900. For ETH, watch the breakout above 2,300, with a target around 2,340.$BTC ‌$ETH ‌