Looking at the current market trend, I really can't understand the logic of those who stubbornly hold short positions. The MACD has already clearly crossed above the zero line, the KDJ indicator is also turning upward, and the weekly chart is showing a reversal pattern. From any perspective, the bullish advantage is quite evident.
There's also a reality right in front of us—recently, the US government account accumulated hundreds of thousands of bitcoins again. Think about it, when big funds buy in at low prices, if they don't push the price up, what’s the point of holding these coins?
By the way, if you're really planning to short, my advice is to wait until around to start gradually positioning, and definitely don't go all in at once. Rushing into the market often comes with high costs.
To put it simply, this market isn't about short-term gains, but about who can survive longer. Those who seek quick profits will eventually be taught a lesson by the market.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-08 20:00
Why is the short position still holding on tightly? The indicators are all here.
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The US government is accumulating, what are we still hesitating for?
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Consider the 100,000 yuan wave again; jumping in now is too rushed.
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Living long is the real winner. Those who rush early will be trapped sooner or later.
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MACD and KDJ have both turned around. Still bearish? You're really stubborn.
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Major holders of coins are not panicking. Why should we panic?
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Don't go all in at once; spreading out your positions is a good strategy.
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All indicators are turning, but where's the logic? I want to hear your thoughts.
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What does the market rely on for long-term gains? It's about not making reckless moves.
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The government's account operations this time reveal information that is too obvious.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 01-08 19:24
nah bro the govt hodling all those coins is exactly why i'm not fomo'ing in rn... they'll dump it eventually lol. learned that lesson the hard way with 3x leverage back in '21
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AlphaLeaker
· 01-06 15:26
Short sellers really need to wake up. With the indicators all here, why keep stubbornly holding on?
What does the government's accumulation of coins indicate? Major players are quietly positioning themselves, while retail investors are still debating the rise and fall.
Don't move before hitting 100,000. This level of patience is truly worth learning.
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APY追逐者
· 01-05 20:54
The bears are still struggling, indicating that the chips are mostly concentrated.
The hundreds of thousands of bitcoins held by the US government are a signal; no one would play charity like that.
Be cautious around the 100,000 mark, but I think the rebound could be stronger than expected.
Living long is the true way; that statement hits too close to home.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 01-05 20:47
Big funds are already bottom-fishing, and you're still hesitating to short. What are you really after?
Wait, did the US government really accumulate coins again? Where is this information from? It needs to be verified.
Around 100,000 is the real shorting opportunity. Entering now is purely sending money.
Bro who is holding onto short positions tightly, you'll suffer a big loss sooner or later. I just don't understand this logic.
The technical indicators are so clearly bullish, yet you insist on going against the trend. Are you throwing a tantrum?
Honestly, surviving longer is the true winner. Those who go all-in are just feeding the market.
The MACD turning around so obviously, if you don't believe in the bulls, there's really a problem.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-05 20:43
The US government has accumulated so many coins, are they really going to dump them? That makes sense.
All indicators point to a bullish trend, why are the bears holding on?
Re-enter around 100,000; this strategy is indeed reliable.
The biggest risk in trading is impatience. After being caught multiple times, you'll understand.
MACD has turned, KDJ is also moving; this time, it's really about to rise.
Still the same saying, living long is the true winner; those who seek quick profits will eventually pay the price.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-05 20:35
I think there's no problem with the bullish outlook on the market, but about the government hoarding coins... can it really pump the market? Maybe I'm overthinking it.
Wait, does MACD crossing the zero line necessarily mean a rise? I remember last time I got caught in a move like that.
Positioning around 100,000 is fine, but don't believe in the idea that just because you survive longer, you win. There are many old-timers who have died early in the crypto world.
The bearish logic indeed doesn't hold up, but this indicator combination looks a bit familiar to me... it seems to have appeared before.
If the government really wanted to pump the market, they would have done it already. What are we waiting for?
I'm still recovering my losses from the last move I jumped into impulsively. This wave, I have to say, is on point.
Looking at the current market trend, I really can't understand the logic of those who stubbornly hold short positions. The MACD has already clearly crossed above the zero line, the KDJ indicator is also turning upward, and the weekly chart is showing a reversal pattern. From any perspective, the bullish advantage is quite evident.
There's also a reality right in front of us—recently, the US government account accumulated hundreds of thousands of bitcoins again. Think about it, when big funds buy in at low prices, if they don't push the price up, what’s the point of holding these coins?
By the way, if you're really planning to short, my advice is to wait until around to start gradually positioning, and definitely don't go all in at once. Rushing into the market often comes with high costs.
To put it simply, this market isn't about short-term gains, but about who can survive longer. Those who seek quick profits will eventually be taught a lesson by the market.