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77730, arrived. Last time I said 77800 is resistance, a window for short sellers to add positions—now it's right here. This wave was pulled up from a 76100 wick, pushing all the way to around 77800, but the OI didn't increase; open interest actually shrank. This indicates the rally is driven by short covering, not genuine new long positions. The driving force is nearly exhausted. Just now, the 15M candle volume surged to 133, pushing to 77807, then closed lower. Taker ratio is 0.82, sellers are starting to dominate. Structurally, 77800 keeps getting wicks above but can't close higher—there are dense sell orders above, and the main force shows no intention to break through. I'm bearish, waiting for this 15M candle to close confirming it can't hold, then I'll open a short. BTC short position Entry: 77800 Take profit: 76700-76500 (intraday) Add position: 78200 Stop loss: ? Personal opinion for reference only

Last night, I went long at 761, and today I exited at 771, feeling relieved. Now I’m holding the short position, looking at this structure — from a spike at 76100, it was pushed up all the way to around 77200, with OI steadily shrinking, indicating this rally is mainly driven by short covering, not genuine new long positions. The momentum is almost exhausted. At 77200, active sell volume starts to increase; just now, the 15M candle surged to 77200 then pulled back, with a buy/sell ratio of 0.84, sellers are dominating. I expect a pullback here first; 77200-77300 is the resistance zone for this move, if it can’t break through, it will head down. But I’m not in a hurry to add shorts, I’ll wait for a pullback near 765. There are many long stop losses stacked below 765; if the main players want to hunt again, they’ll sweep down first before pushing up. That sweep is the real opportunity to add longs. I have a target at 778 — if it surges directly there, short stop losses are dense, and the main players will likely sweep them. At 778, I’ll short with a target to pull back to 765. For now, just wait, don’t chase. Don’t rush to add positions when trading both sides.

When I say it, I deliver. 77000 has been broken. This afternoon I said the main force would sweep the stop losses below, and now it's happening. Just now, the 1-hour OI surged by 2500 BTC—not retail investors cutting losses, but someone actively pushing down. Around 76500, I closed half of my short positions, keeping the other half. 76000 is the next level I'm watching. Hunting like this, once it's done, it's done—the more aggressively shorts add positions now, the more fuel there is for a short squeeze later. Near 76000, if there's a wick that pulls back, I'll be ready to flip long. 78200, it will go there again. Big stage for Bajie, if you're trapped, come on over

77400, been consolidating all day. Today, after releasing 100M volume without dropping, I actually feel something's off here—if it were really going to drop, it would have already. This volume grinding here looks more like it's setting stop-loss orders below. My judgment: below 77000, there have been several days of long stop-loss accumulation; the main force is very likely going to sweep through them. But after the sweep? Shorts have added too much, and the fuel for a short squeeze is also accumulating. First break below 77000 to hunt stops, then reverse and push up—at 78200, I think it will go there again. Right now, I’m not chasing shorts or longs, waiting for the signal that the hunt is complete. I’m not the one in a hurry. At Bajie Grand Stage, if you’re trapped, come here. Currently, I’m locked in position, waiting for either 769 or 782 to be reached first

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Currently around 77900, the short position has already been entered. I am trading both directions; the long position has already been closed. Please refer to the posted content, otherwise you won't understand the position sizing. I have been waiting for a rebound around 78000. Since rising from 76000, the volume of each K-line has been shrinking, and it can't push past around 78000. I checked the Open Interest (OI); during the rebound, positions are decreasing—not new longs pushing it up, but shorts closing positions driving it. I don't trust this kind of rebound. Whenever the spot price rises, someone sells; the futures can't be pushed up, and the funding rate is still positive, meaning longs are paying fees, but the price just won't go up. 55% of retail traders are long, while big players haven't moved. I've seen this combination many times before, and the subsequent pattern is basically the same. Stop-loss orders have been piling up above 78000-78200 for several days. The main force will either sweep upwards here once before pushing down or directly suppress it. I lean towards direct suppression—this rebound is too weak, with no reason for a rally. Short positions are placed in batches near 78000, targeting around 76000, and if it goes lower, looking at the liquidity pool near 75000. --- BTC short direction Entry: 77800-78000 Take profit: 75900 Add position: 78300-78500 Stop loss: ? Personal opinion, for reference only. Investment involves risks; trade cautiously.

I just want to tell myself not to be impatient. I will stick to this two-way single operation without withdrawing or liquidating. Let's see how much $10,000 can grow in a year, with real accounts under the same name on 3 exchanges.

77473, last night I said to wait for 77800 to test, this morning the high was 77853, then it pulled back. Brothers, I’m not surprised at this position. 77800-77853 is the previous high, after a volume breakout at 77320 yesterday, it rebounded here, but the volume is getting smaller and smaller—3039 at the breakout, then 1712, 888, shrinking more and more. Without new money to take over, it can’t push higher. Now at 77473, pressing down from 77853, the recent 1H volumes are 158, 367, shrinking volume and falling back—not an active dump, but buyers withdrawing. Bearish bias. 77800 held as resistance, 77320 is support below; if that doesn’t hold, look to test 76517 again. Only if it effectively stands above 77853 can we talk about going long, then 78485 will be the target. Funding rate is near zero, fear and greed at 27, new money hasn’t come in yet, no rush to chase. Just wait. Big stage for Bajie, trapped.

Sometimes I really can't accept it. Next door at the exchange, there's a real trading account that lost 44% in half a year, claimed to be the "God of xxx," yet their live stream has 2,000 inexperienced traders. No wonder you guys are losing money, you don't even have the ability to discern.