Weren't you always telling people to buy the dip? Why aren't you buying the dip now? CZ wouldn't cut his own losses. The coins CZ recommends can't possibly have problems. How can people from different social classes be the same? CZ's 2 million is like a bottle of water to an ordinary person. Besides, others might not necessarily lose money. How could a man at the top of the food chain lose money?

It's a waterfall; the bulls are performing terribly. Many fans haven't even gotten on board yet.

Will Bitcoin rebound to 880 before falling again, or will it drop directly?

Some people call me a short-selling leader, but I'm just going with the flow. Let me give you an example of my short-selling logic: If there's someone I dislike and want to fight, I won't attack them directly. I'll wait until they're almost finished fighting someone else, when they're exhausted and can't stand up straight, then I'll kick them away, leaving them defenseless. The same logic applies to futures trading. When all the long positions have exited and the short sellers are completely defeated, I'll start shorting. At this point, the win rate is extremely high.

The market is indeed not good right now. Before, with these kinds of fluctuations, a post could easily get over 100,000 views, and daily traffic would exceed 1 million. Yesterday, it only got 500,000 views, and I gained 170 new followers. Retail investors are slowly losing all their money and leaving the market. Those who followed my advice for the past two months, shorting on every rebound, have experienced a truly raging bull market. The market itself isn't bad; it's just that most people can't recognize the trend and insist on going against it.

I can almost picture retail investors crammed onto the ETH train, desperately buying. If we don't squeeze out more of them, even the big players will probably get scared, since the major players can't possibly be carrying retail investors on their backs.

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There's a lack of contract trading volume, and while there is some spot trading volume, it's not significant. Furthermore, the significance of spot trading isn't as great as that of contracts. Therefore, maintaining a stable position is very difficult, and I don't believe it's currently possible.

I've recently blocked hundreds of people. I'm too lazy to argue or debate. I block them at the slightest disagreement, regardless of right or wrong. It's just a way to filter people, save energy, and focus on trading. Other people's opinions don't matter at all; just do your best.

You know 898 is a strong resistance level, so you don't dare to push it up.