2026-01-05 05:38:59

Recently, the market has been very volatile, and many people missed the upward move. Instead of regretting it, it's better to focus on the upcoming shorting opportunities—if you can catch this wave, the profits could be substantial.

There are two key levels on the BTC liquidation map that stand out: 938 and 947. Based on my own resistance level observations, the range from 935 to 942 is critical. Specifically, opening a short near 942 is more ideal, with a stop loss set around 948 for better safety. When the market reaches this area, the opportunity should appear.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 01-07 20:06

I'm also watching that 942 level, just worried it might get broken through again. The 948 stop-loss distance is a bit tight. Are you mentally prepared? Missing out is okay; forcing a short and ending up with a liquidation is even worse. The key in actual trading is whether you can hold the 938 line. If this move can really go as you said, I’ll be convinced, but I always feel it won’t be that smooth.

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ProposalManiac

· 01-06 21:17

Missing the opportunity is just missing it. Instead of pondering how to make it back, think about how not to miss the next one— the issue lies in mechanism design. Is your stop-loss setting reasonable? Open short at 942, stop-loss at 948? Only 6 points of tolerance, the game balance feels a bit tight. There have been many cases in history where such extreme operations led to pitfalls. The liquidation map is like the parameter setting of governance proposals; it seems precise but actually hides pitfalls. The real opportunity is to understand your own risk tolerance, not to follow the crowd to a certain point. This logic feels very much like some overly confident DAO proposals... A bunch of data leading to one conclusion, but what about the risk assumptions in between?

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BearHugger

· 01-05 06:07

Position 942 is indeed eye-catching, I'm also watching it. Short positions need to be steady, stopping loss at 948 is no problem. Just worried it might get smashed through again...

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-05 06:01

942 that position is indeed tempting, but that's exactly what I thought last time haha 948 stop-loss is a bit tight, worried about hitting the stop-loss Missing out is missing out, better than getting liquidated... Can we hold on to this wave and copy the bottom?

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 01-05 05:56

I've been watching position 942 for a long time. We'll scoop the bottom together later.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-05 05:51

Don't panic if you miss the move; the next shorting opportunity is where the real profit lies. Around 942 is indeed a good entry point, with a stop loss at 948 for a conservative approach. I'm also watching the 935-942 range; the data from the liquidation map is quite valuable. If you can catch this wave, the profits will definitely be substantial. The key is to be patient and wait. Short at 942, cut loss at 948—simple and straightforward. But the premise is that the market can really reach this level; otherwise, everything is just empty talk.

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