The price movement of Bitcoin has been quite strange in the last two months. Every time it falls, there are people eager to buy the dip, and the Long-Short Ratio has remained above 2 for a long time, indicating a strong willingness from institutions to catch a falling knife. However, Wall Street's goal this time is very clear - they are targeting treasury companies like MicroStrategy. Their net asset value (mNAV) must drop below 1 for them to stop, so according to this logic, the target price should be around 72000.
Yesterday, I opened short positions for BTC, ETH, and SOL at the high of 91258. At that time, the market gave me the feeling that the rebound had peaked, so I entered heavily. I didn't expect to wake up to a violent profit; maybe this is the market sense developed from long-term monitoring? Although this position can still be held, to be honest, the market rhythm is indeed becoming increasingly difficult to grasp.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 12-01 22:13
Hey, the target of 72000 does seem a bit far off. We'll only know then if Wall Street is really that ruthless.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 12-01 16:47
72000 is a bit harsh at this point, is Wall Street really planning to wash everyone out?
Waking up to violent profits, this luck is something else, and I'm still losing on my end...
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BankruptcyArtist
· 12-01 16:46
Wow, this feeling is really amazing. I went short at 91258 and have made a huge profit since then.
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OffchainOracle
· 12-01 16:43
72,000 sounds a bit risky. Can Wall Street really be that ruthless?
Talking about market intuition is always hindsight. Waking up to huge profits is indeed nice, but operating like this long-term can easily lead to losses, right?
The institutions' catching a falling knife is so fierce that it makes me a bit anxious, feeling like it's going to get dumped again.
Having a Heavy Position in short orders takes real guts; I don't have that kind of courage.
How do you determine that the Rebound has reached its peak? It seems like every time it’s said to be at the top, it continues to rise.
The price movement of Bitcoin has been quite strange in the last two months. Every time it falls, there are people eager to buy the dip, and the Long-Short Ratio has remained above 2 for a long time, indicating a strong willingness from institutions to catch a falling knife. However, Wall Street's goal this time is very clear - they are targeting treasury companies like MicroStrategy. Their net asset value (mNAV) must drop below 1 for them to stop, so according to this logic, the target price should be around 72000.
Yesterday, I opened short positions for BTC, ETH, and SOL at the high of 91258. At that time, the market gave me the feeling that the rebound had peaked, so I entered heavily. I didn't expect to wake up to a violent profit; maybe this is the market sense developed from long-term monitoring? Although this position can still be held, to be honest, the market rhythm is indeed becoming increasingly difficult to grasp.