$BTC In a range-bound market, it is suitable to look for short positions when a rebound approaches the resistance zone. $ETH First trade: entered at 2518➡️ exited at 2502, gaining 16 points Second trade: set up near the resistance level➡️ took profit at 2530, gaining 25 points. In a range-bound market, the biggest taboo is chasing rises and panic-selling declines. Many people rush to go long when they see prices rising and hurriedly go short when they see prices falling, making it very easy to have their stop-losses triggered by repeated wicks. The core strategy in a range-bound market: look for shorts near the upper resistance and longs near the lower support. Define the range in advance and patiently wait for the price to reach the planned levels instead of opening trades impulsively. For every trade, risk control should always come first.

Bitcoin rebounded into our strategy’s resistance zone, so we decisively opened short positions. The market moved downward as expected, precisely locking in 1,000 points of profit. The target around 83000 was flagged in advance. If you still can’t make money from this, that’s on you, brothers. $BTC

If I had used a large position, this kind of return would have been enough. $ETH gained 70% using 100x leverage, but unfortunately I only put in 0.05 in capital; $STRK also gained 50% with 3x leverage and 0.08 in capital; $MAGIC returned 72% with 3x leverage, likewise with a small position. I was just trading casually when I had nothing else to do. I got the direction right, but my position was pitifully small—this is probably a regret many people share: it’s not that we don’t know how to make money, but that we don’t dare scale up. $MAGIC $ETH ‍#9月CPI公布在即 #BTC and ETH spot ETFs see outflows simultaneously.