Yesterday, I posted that 88500 is a good opportunity to go long, and even boasted that if it drops to 85000, I would do a live stream eating shit. Unfortunately, the market makers didn't cooperate, and I didn't get that bowl of shit; the price has been hovering above 85000.

I actually closed my long position at 88500 quite some time ago. Bitcoin approached 90000 several times but didn't stabilize, so I decisively exited when I sensed trouble. The trend orders I chased in were leveraged up to 50x, and there's no reason to hold onto such a position without selling.

What if I sold too early later on? I can also confidently go long above 90000, continuing with the trend. Honestly, I have confidence in my execution in this regard.

Look, some people watch the K-line all day long, refreshing every three minutes. But the market makers only form small patterns every three minutes, while some traders can execute multiple trades within that time. When it rises by 1%, they start shouting for brothers to rush in. Playing futures like this, even Warren Buffett reincarnated would lose money.

Looking at it now, I still lean towards being bullish around 85000, but the pattern isn't stable yet, so I need to observe more. As long as it doesn't break the 80000 integer level, my bullish outlook won't change. I’d rather be caught in a position or liquidated than turn around to short at this price.

Think about it, shorting from 85000 downward can earn a few thousand yuan, but upward has endless space. If you were the market maker, which direction would you choose?

Do you remember that Ethereum rally at 1300? That was a true reflection of deep correction and deep rebound. The market always rebounds during declines and adjusts during rises. Currently, the overall trend framework of Bitcoin hasn't been broken, and I really can't find any reason to be bearish.