I'm almost tempted to short this dog trend. At this point, short at 1650 and go long at 2750. Damn, even my two-year-old nephew knows that going long is appropriate.

At 3000, I didn't realize it was a bear market. Now at 2000, I know it's a bear market rebound, so I go short. There's no sign of a rebound at all. They didn't give a rebound at 1750, but nearly a 20% rebound is quite a lot, right?
They kept refusing to buy the dip before, and the price kept dropping. Now that they finally gave a second buy, liquidity is so poor. Is there any platform where I can check global liquidity data? The crypto market is all about liquidity. I only know they won't cut interest rates in the short term, but I can't find specific data!
With such a big daily candle, it can't be retail investors buying up all at once. The institutions that bought that day haven't escaped either. Are they not going to push it again? Just push it another 20 points to 2750, and you can take your profits and settle. Don't be afraid of pulling the market up for retail investors. These bulls and horses can't see that far. If you push to 2750, in the middle at 2150/2235/2350/2435/2585/2650, a bunch of people are shorting. They all get wiped out, and you're the one crashing it.
Now, short-term trading has turned into a range between 1945 and 1995. Don't underestimate these 50 points. If you hold onto these 50 points, you're already a pro. Not taking these 50 points would be frustrating. But chasing them is just dragging your feet. At this position, there's basically no right or wrong in going long or short.
In a bear market, you short at this level; in a bull market, you go long. Both logics don't make sense.
I only have mouse and Ethereum long-term orders left. I'm not doing short-term trades anymore. If you want me to sit here and turn bearish, that's basically impossible. The orders I have are at 1863 stop-loss, and I keep buying at 1650/1350.
Mouse can't take a loss; at the 0000027 level, it probably won't drop that much.
Anything else I need to say???
Oh, and for shorting, you don't need technical analysis—use *damn* technical analysis! Draw a diagonal line from the highest point of the rebound after the big drop to the right downward. Don't worry if it breaks through or not. When it hits that line, just short and be done. If you're bearish, just keep your orders there. Calculate the timing yourself, place a few more orders. This is a blindly played order.
Going long is no good either. When you go long, there's so much to analyze. When I analyze, I don't say a word. Damn, I spend every day guiding you guys to find the bottom. Once we find it, it crashes! All this money is just being made by them.