BTC rally has ended. Go short on rallies. Go short on rallies

BTC recently we got 2x from the 915 rebound, and another 1x from the 902 rebound. The 902 rebound was a risky play, but we won every time, and each entry was at the lowest point. However, large funds are currently fleeing BTC heavily, with daily inflows and outflows consistently around 300 million 💲. The 902 level broke suddenly, showing very weak elasticity, clearly confirming that the one-week bull run is over. Going forward, focus on shorting. With the strategy clear, execution becomes simple.

Strategy: The short-term resistance for BTC is 925, with a theoretical high of around 945. So, place short orders at 925 or 945—this is essentially picking up free money with almost no risk. Just set your stop-loss at 966. The only thing to watch is major news events, particularly interest rate cuts and war-related developments. Also, placing orders at these levels is essentially free money. One more point to emphasize: the market is currently in a consolidation phase. Take profits at double, don't hold on. Wait for a clear trend before entering, otherwise you risk floating losses. Although risk control is strict here, large losses are nearly impossible, but emotional stress from small drawdowns can still affect your mindset. In short: play it safe, don't hold, take profits at double.

Note: BTC is bearish. ETH, SOL, and others are also bearish. Don't claim independent trends—80% to 90% of crypto funds are concentrated in BTC. When BTC drops, major coins will crash, and altcoins will plummet. There is no such thing as being out of sync. Similarly, if BTC is bearish, either liquidate your altcoins or go short.