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About the chapter of takeout in my life🛵……
Today I accidentally found an old video from May 2021
The moment I opened that old phone, tears almost couldn’t be held back. The boy on the screen wearing a yellow helmet, with a mask tightly pressed against his face, glasses blurred by sweat and fog—that was me at that time
That was the darkest, most tormenting year of my life
Owing huge amounts of online loans and credit card debt, every day I woke up to a pile of collection messages and calls. During the day, I rode that old electric scooter, weaving through the city streets and alleys, braving 4

It seems like the bull market has really returned.
Currently shorting, I'm trembling—can I still get out this time?

Opened a short position with 10 BTC
The liquidation price is 90,000. This time, my brothers and I will fight to the end
Young people are meant to take action; how can it work if they don't?

Why do you think of me only when you've liquidated your position?

Right now,
it's a test of which traders have more patience.
They can't hold and when the price hits 50k or 60k, they say they regret it.
During the previous bull market, when BTC was at 120k, everyone said this wave
would definitely break 150k, 180k.
If it drops to 50k, 60k, 70k, they say what’s the point, must sell the car, sell the house, go all-in to buy the dip.
When it actually happens, they regret why they didn't short at the high. Now that we're here, they feel it will still fall, imagining zero out of thin air.
Bull and bear alternate—that's the current market situation.

You mean btc
The price needs to go and touch the MA200 moving average at 8.3 before it can come down
More seriously, if it holds above 8.3, a bull market will start directly with a target of 130k
Right? Is that how you understand it?

BTC daily MACD price is about to form a three-stage divergence: bearish!
Now the small-scale divergence has also appeared, so if you want to do short-term trading, just go short at the current price of 81,200, with a potential 2,000-point move.
Of course, if you want to hold long-term, now is a good entry point; just pay attention to leverage.
As for the long-term target, my first goal is to see 69k. If you can't hold it midway, you can also exit early. Wish me luck!

Bitcoin has reached 80,000.
During these days of May 1st, you should all be making money.
Today I opened my position and saw that damn profits have all been given back, currently still floating at a loss 😭

Is this wave of BTC going to $90,000?

Is it normal not to like dipping sauces when eating hotpot?

I found a problem, why do you all like to look at news sentiment when trading?
Am I the only one who trades without paying attention to these?
In my understanding, the K-line structure and trend influence the news sentiment.
After a downtrend is established, there will inevitably be some negative news to accelerate the decline.
Conversely, after an uptrend is established, positive news will definitely come out soon to accelerate the rise.
Constantly monitoring news and searching for information everywhere is really exhausting.
Currently, the Bitcoin chart and Ethereum's K-line tren

I'm very curious why Bitcoin is rallying today.
Such a good opportunity to short, so why not short? Instead, thinking it will return to 7.85, what's going on? 😂😂
If it goes up, why not short? What, are you going to go long?

Don't spend a day to earn a lifetime's worth of money
Many people enter the crypto world with the first thought of getting rich quickly
They fantasize: spend a day, make all the money they will ever have in this life. From then on, financial freedom, lying down counting money
What’s the result?
Often, things don’t go as planned
People with this "get rich overnight" mentality tend to survive less than six months in this circle
They leverage heavily, hold large positions, trade frequently in short-term, chase rallies and sell dips, like gamblers going all-in. When the market slightly

Today, ETH's rebound is much stronger than Bitcoin's.
But ETH also broke the upward trend line first on the daily chart, and the short-term rally is just attracting retail investors to go long.
You say drawing lines is useless.
Actually, in a few days, you'll see the result—it's still the same old story; prices between 230-240 are good for setting up positions downward.
Aggressive traders are recommended to buy directly at the current price of 233. If young people don't dare, how can that work?

How many times can ten thousand U point to a new model?
Brothers, do you have good resources to recommend?