Just finished watching the bearish news hit, and many people are still waiting for a rebound; over here, I already can smell the shorts. When the price kept whipping around during the session, $MON looked lively on the surface, but every time it pulled back from a high it quickly went soft again—there wasn’t even any continuous follow-through from the buy side. I observed on MON that the overhead resistance wasn’t being effectively absorbed. The price kept probing back and forth around 0.02670, while the trading volume grew thinner and thinner. So at the time, what I didn’t suggest was chasing the rally; instead it was to wait for the rebound to finish before going long. This isn’t random guessing based on vibes—I saw the details of how the market couldn’t find takers after pushing higher. Now 0.02308 has already made the direction clear. The short position has been realized for +652.92%, and I nailed the timing. Take profit on 80% first, and keep the remaining 20% as cost protection—if it keeps weakening, let it run on its own. If there’s a sudden bounce-back, don’t let the profits turn back into a key level again. Risk control comes first—that’s called rationality; cutting losses after you’re already in the red—that’s called a bold slash. Take profit first, and your mindset stays steady. It’s not the time to rush in now. Miss this wave and just wait for the next shot—once a new structure forms, then we’ll look again. $BTC $ETH

BTC from 62,700 to 65,200, ETH targeting 1,900—the script is perfectly validated. This isn’t luck; it’s a deep understanding of macro liquidity. The long-term target of 70,000 remains unchanged. The next battle—are your entry tickets ready? $BTC $ETH

Waiting is often agonizing, but great tasks are entrusted to those fit for them—one must first test their resolve of mind and will, and labor their sinews and bones. The crypto market is the same: hold your focus, keep your positions, and after countless sleepless nights, you will eventually get an answer in the form of USDT. Today’s market action is not fluctuating much. It’s mainly presenting as a pressure-and-pullback pattern for us. The high at 67,000 was tested but failed; the high-level suppression zone that 卓伟 kept emphasizing ahead of time has now taken shape. Today’s market operating pattern is essentially a warm-up test—it’s assessing the suppression effect of the 66–67 range, and also cleansing recent wavering sentiment. Today, during the intraday session, the short positions also saw some profit. In the morning, the price surged to test the 66,700 area, and you followed through decisively to short. In the evening, you successfully took profit with 1,000 points of room. Also, there’s another good report you haven’t had time to tell everyone yet: the short position placed near 66,500 a few days ago has also successfully been closed out and exited today. Still feeling confused about this kind of market structure right now? Actually, opportunities have already been presented very clearly—it's just that because of your indecision, you’ve held back your progress. After circling around, it all returns to the starting point. The current coin price has rebounded again and risen to around 66,300. As for ETH today, the structure is range-bound consolidation. The reason this pattern occurs is mainly that the capital pool drives things along but remains relatively weak, and the market is thick with wait-and-see sentiment—this is normal for the market. In recent days, there have been frequent developments on the news front. The Ime conflict already exists; the yellow-hair statements are also going on a rampage against other statements; and the clearly outlined bill from yesterday—what they provide are all ambiguous data. Under these circumstances, standing by is also understandable. Technically, on the four-hour timeframe, in the evening after the wick pierces down to test the mid-band, the price quickly stretches up and rebounds. For a short period, it presented a small sequence of consecutive bullish candles, and the market has once again entered a repair phase. But it’s clear that this strength won’t be very strong. Today’s breakdown-and-test has already opened up the downside space, and combined with the strong overhead resistance at 67,000, the rebound in the short term is, to a large extent, only a repair after today’s breakdown. Going forward, bearish sentiment still has the upper hand. At this stage, our positioning can be built around following the short-term rebound repair phase to go short. Just remember: for the next decline, we still need to watch the effectiveness of today’s two dips around the 65,500 support line. If it breaks, we’ll continue looking lower. Big cake: short in the 66,300–66,800 range Target: 65,000 ETH: short in the 1,950–1,965 range Target: 1,900 #Gate事件合约首发狂欢 $BTC ‌$ETH ‌