Recently, I’ve gained some fame in the crypto circle, but to be honest, this reputation may not be a good thing.
These days, PEPE’s position has been hit hard, but BCH has performed relatively well, at least not losing money. It’s all my fault; I swore never to touch clones again starting from this round.
In the previous market rally, we did catch the bottom, but the smart move was to exit early. Fortunately, I didn’t blindly call for short positions throughout the process; instead, I stuck to a low-level long strategy. Today, I finally opened a short position on BTC—just a short-term strategy. If I can make a profit, I will take it; if the market looks good, I’ll close the position.
Ideally, BTC would retrace to around 89,000, but don’t get your hopes up too high. Based on this rebound, positions above 96,000 are worth considering for short entries. From a cyclical perspective, this is just a rebound, not a reversal signal.
The advantage of contract trading is reflected here—there’s an opportunity to operate in both directions. If you only trade spot, this market move could make you vomit blood. All the preparations beforehand were wasted in five seconds.
The current rhythm still allows for waiting for a retracement to continue going long; it all depends on how well you can grasp the timing.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 01-08 00:39
This wave is indeed a rebound, not a reversal. Once it reaches around 96,000, you should consider cutting your short positions.
PEPE is PEPE. I now only recognize BTC and BCH. Altcoins really hurt to hold.
Honestly, the more famous something gets, the more annoying it becomes. Being asked about the market every day is tiring. It's better to quietly make money.
Dual-direction trading in contracts is the best. Spot traders will probably take a hit this time.
Wait for the pullback, and we'll talk about bottoming out when the time comes. Rhythm is the most important.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 01-07 14:15
I'm really impressed with how early I escaped this wave; PEPE people really need to wake up.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-06 11:53
Haha PEPE has crashed again. This thing is really just a gambling machine. Are you okay, brother?
By the way, this wave of market movement is just riding the contract's dividend. Spot traders can't even cry anymore.
Short 96,000 units. Want to gamble together?
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MevTears
· 01-05 03:51
Hey, reputation becomes more noticeable when it gets loud, understand?
PEPE's recent drop was indeed tragic, but I’ve long vowed not to touch knockoffs.
This wave has a chance to short above 96000; if it rebounds without reversing, that’s the logic.
Only doing spot trading is really exhausting; futures are much more enjoyable.
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Buying the dip and selling the top sounds easy, but actually doing it is really hard.
Reaching 89000 would be ideal, but if it doesn’t, don’t panic—just a rebound.
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There are too many scams in the knockoff market; I will never touch them again—lessons learned the hard way.
This wave of futures trading with both long and short positions has indeed been profitable; friends in spot trading, good job.
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Saying “take profits when the market looks good” is easy, but few actually do it.
I’m considering opening a short at 96000, but don’t set your expectations too high.
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PEPE’s chaos has been deadly, but BCH has been supportive, somewhat saving the scene.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 01-05 03:49
Haha, PEPE has really been bitten this time, but I still maintain a bullish mindset.
The ones who got out early were indeed smart. Now I'm just waiting for the 89K retracement to get back in.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 01-05 03:45
Ah, got slapped again. That PEPE position was really incredible.
Honestly, it's still greed. Knowing that shanzhai is just gambling, why bother to touch it?
I'm also watching the short at 96,000, but I feel there's still room for a rebound.
Contracts are indeed fun; spot traders are probably crying this round.
Wait for the pullback to operate again; no need to rush.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-05 03:32
Oh no, PEPE is fading again. I should have listened to my brother and avoided the copycats.
Waiting for BTC to retest 89K is the real move; jumping in now during the rebound is too early.
This market trend is too hard to read, being able to trade both ways on contracts is the only salvation.
Speaking of spot trading, it's really frustrating—prices get wiped out in five seconds. I was stunned.
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DeFiAlchemist
· 01-05 03:31
nah this is just the market transmuting chaos into opportunity... watched too many protocols collapse when traders forgot the cardinal rule: risk-adjusted returns always beat greed. your timing on the bounce vs reversal distinction tho—that's where the real alchemy happens fr
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PerpetualLonger
· 01-05 03:29
Sounds nice, but in reality, it's just chasing highs and getting trapped... and still having to boast about how smart you are.
Recently, I’ve gained some fame in the crypto circle, but to be honest, this reputation may not be a good thing.
These days, PEPE’s position has been hit hard, but BCH has performed relatively well, at least not losing money. It’s all my fault; I swore never to touch clones again starting from this round.
In the previous market rally, we did catch the bottom, but the smart move was to exit early. Fortunately, I didn’t blindly call for short positions throughout the process; instead, I stuck to a low-level long strategy. Today, I finally opened a short position on BTC—just a short-term strategy. If I can make a profit, I will take it; if the market looks good, I’ll close the position.
Ideally, BTC would retrace to around 89,000, but don’t get your hopes up too high. Based on this rebound, positions above 96,000 are worth considering for short entries. From a cyclical perspective, this is just a rebound, not a reversal signal.
The advantage of contract trading is reflected here—there’s an opportunity to operate in both directions. If you only trade spot, this market move could make you vomit blood. All the preparations beforehand were wasted in five seconds.
The current rhythm still allows for waiting for a retracement to continue going long; it all depends on how well you can grasp the timing.