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The price comparison is oscillating in an increasingly narrow range with basically no significant opportunities. Only long entries have around a thousand-point space. At this point, after giving a certain profit-taking space, we should decisively exit to avoid getting trapped by the market. This way we'll have more opportunities to operate and can capture more profit-taking spaces, allowing us to quickly build up our position to have more confidence to face swing or mid-line layouts. Many friends don't understand this logic—they just think about how to capture larger profit-taking spaces, not realizing that the market's frequent reversals have caused many people to lose money here and lose their confidence. Wanting to eat a big fat piece in one bite isn't realistic either. After all, we eat one bite at a time and walk one step at a time. Only by laying a solid foundation can we thrive in the crypto space.

Without further ado, looking at the current price comparison during the session, there's no significant change—it's still oscillating in a range, pulling back under pressure, bouncing off the bottom, with this rhythm being pulled to extremes. Whether it rises or falls, there's no continuation whatsoever. At this point, don't try to chase swings; focus on short-term participation. Short-term trading is about quick entries and exits, allowing us to quickly accumulate positions and rebuild confidence. The current trend remains weak, so we'll continue with our strategy of primarily shorting the highs of the range and going long on the lows as secondary.

Bitcoin enters short from 71900 to 72300, targeting around 70000. Ethereum has a smaller fluctuation range; short directly from 2115 to 2150, targeting around 2020. #Gate广场AI测评官
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