That part of the market action was really torturous. The price stayed sideways at a high level—on the surface, it looked like it was going to keep pumping, but in reality, every time it surged up, it got smashed back down. Back then, I didn’t rush to chase longs. I was focusing on whether the bid-side support could keep up. After waiting through a few rounds, the answer became clearer and clearer. Starting around 0.0197, the order book kept showing spikes followed by pullbacks. The buy side looked lively, but the real strength to take and hold just wasn’t enough. What was hardest to deal with was that there was also a quick upward push in the middle—it almost scared me into getting out of the trade. But when I calmed down and looked again, the price still hadn’t broken away from the key level area. Later, the market broke downward, and the shorts started accelerating. The feedback at 0.0149 was very direct—this trade already corresponded to +479.75%. There wasn’t anything magical going on. It was mainly that I didn’t let a one or two pumps get me carried away, and I didn’t recklessly change my judgment during the consolidation. A lot of people like to wait until the drop is clearly obvious before chasing shorts, but by then they’ve often already missed the most comfortable spot. For me, the biggest takeaway from this wasn’t just the result—it was confirming again: when something looks strong but nobody is actually providing support, it’s often more worth warning about than a simple, straightforward drop. $BTC $ETH

On Monday night, the price action sent a clear pressure signal. BTC surged upward but lacked strength to hold; it broke below the key support range, and the bearish trend gradually became apparent. I promptly provided a positioning plan: place a BTC short around 64614 and, at the same time, follow up with an ETH short around 1927. Stay patient and hold positions while waiting for the market to develop. As the price continued to move down, by Tuesday afternoon it stabilized with low-range consolidation. The bearish momentum was fully released. I notified everyone to exit and realize profits in time: BTC short entered at 64614, exited at 63267—capturing 1,347 points of room; ETH short entered at 1927, exited at 1880—gaining 47 points. This round of swing-trading setup went smoothly and was successfully realized. After BTC pushed up to 65722, the bulls lacked follow-through and kept rolling over, with the lowest point touching 63021. After the short-term drop, it entered low-level range consolidation and rest. This decline was a deep pullback and shakeout within an uptrend—not a complete trend reversal. ETH weakened in tandem with BTC as well, dipping to as low as 1865. It is currently moving sideways at low levels, and selling pressure has temporarily eased. After being oversold, there is a need for a technical rebound and repair. At this stage, do not blindly chase shorts: after the continued down move, short-side strength has been consumed, and a rebound repair could emerge at any time from low levels. Meanwhile, you also shouldn’t rush to pick bottoms. For a true reversal, it needs to break through key resistance and confirm the strength. Tuesday afternoon ideas BTC Short-term longs: Aggressively rely on the 63021 low as support. On pullbacks, watch the 63100-63180 range for potential low-bid entries. More conservatively, wait for the price to hold above 63300 to confirm that support is effective before following up. Keep defense below 63000. The first resistance overhead is 63800; only after it holds there can it open up rebound space. Short-term shorts: Wait for a rebound to reach the 63750-63900 range and look for signs of stalled upside before setting up the short. Put defense above 64100. These shorts are only for short-term trading; if there is an effective breakdown below the 63000 key support, you can follow through. ETH Short-term longs: Pull back into the 1865-1872 range and try for low buys. Put defense below 1865. More conservatively, wait for the price to hold above 1885, then participate in line with the move. The overhead pressure is 1898. Short-term shorts: If the rebound rises to the 1890-1900 range and the advance looks weak, you can short in the short term. Set stop loss above 1910. If it effectively breaks down below 1865, you can also follow through.

$ETH 🚨 ETHUSDT Signal Direction: SHORT Entry: 1875 – 1885 TP: 1840 SL: 1905 Retail traders will try to catch the bottom too early. Smart money waits until the trend actually changes. Don't fight the momentum. Let the market prove the reversal before turning bullish. 📉