Bitcoin can't even hold the USDT-margined 7 anymore, so what's the point of talking about a bull market? Yet the market slapped us again.



First, a sudden drop of 10,000 points wiped out all the longs, then the main players used the rate cut news to push the price up to around 94,000, making people think the rally was back. But with such strict domestic regulations, I don't believe there can be another bull market.

The current strategy is very clear: there might be a rebound window on Monday, and I'll only consider shorting at the highs, not looking at any long positions at all. Before February this year, prices above 70,000 are likely to appear.

There's a pattern to watch out for—Mondays often see violent swings. Last Monday was a sharp drop, but the weekend trend doesn't represent Monday's direction. So I'll wait and see for the next two days, and take action after the market opens on Monday. Anyway, the plan is set: short the rebounds.
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WagmiAnonvip
· 16h ago
Alright, same old rhetoric again. In my opinion, instead of obsessing over the whole U-based 7 thing, it’s better to keep a close eye on Monday’s price action—that’s the real key to profits. --- As soon as regulations tighten, people say there’s no bull market. That’s easy to say, but can you survive this wave of decline first? --- Wait, just because it bounces back to 94,000, does that really mean it’s back? I still only want to short. --- As for 70,000, let’s talk about it when the time comes. For now, let Monday give us a clear signal. --- Shorting every rebound—I like that. Simple and straightforward, no nonsense. --- Domestic regulations may be strict, but don’t forget the market never plays by the rules. Can your predictions really hold up? --- Observing over the weekend is the right move, but I bet Monday will slap a bunch of people in the face again.
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BloodInStreetsvip
· 16h ago
I've seen through this old trick of the big players cutting retail investors out long ago. That pump to 94,000 was just to clear out retail long positions—so amusing. Wait for the market to open on Monday, the rebound will be shorted in seconds. Anyone who still refuses to believe it should just cut their losses. The 70,000 barrier must be broken this year, no exceptions. Once the regulatory gate comes down, who cares about a bull market? This round is just a bloodshed for collecting cheap chips. Still dreaming of bottom fishing? Keep dreaming. Countertrend bulls deserve to get slammed to the ground; just keep a bearish outlook on Monday and that's it. If the USDT-margined contracts can't hold, what does that mean? It means this round has no foundation for a rebound at all—it's all an illusion.
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 16h ago
It should be pointed out that your "Monday Law" argument framework suffers from a clear post hoc fallacy. On-chain data shows that the correlation between historical volatility and cycles is far more complicated than you think. Funny, playing the gambler’s fallacy again. I’ve heard countless $70,000 price predictions like this since 2017. You think regulation is a cure-all, huh? Satoshi’s white paper never said “regulation determines price.”
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GasFeeCriervip
· 16h ago
I'm numb. It's both dropping and pumping—this wave of main players is really ruthless. Monday's short positions are ready, just waiting for that rebound moment. I don't believe in the bull market anymore; regulations have never really loosened.
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DataChiefvip
· 16h ago
Regulation is a blanket ban, there's no way for the bulls to survive. See you at 70,000. Let's see on Monday, there's no point in saying anything now. If there's a rebound, just go short. No suspense this time. I've sold everything, waiting to buy the dip at 70,000. The main players' tricks are getting old, I'll just go short instead.
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LiquidationOraclevip
· 16h ago
Monday is coming to fleece retail investors again. I bet five bucks it's another fake rebound. Just wait to go short, that's it. With regulations this tight, the bulls don't stand a chance. Seventy thousand bucks... there's definitely a chance, let's talk about it when the time comes.
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