Good evening, everyone. Right after the stream ended, the price plunged—no surprise, it’s Black Friday. Last Friday night saw a drop, and tonight it’s exactly the same. The stream specifically highlighted that the 3-day KDJ for BTC and ETH had already formed a death cross, yet the decline was even faster than expected—no pretense at all! BTC’s first support at 628 was broken immediately with no rebound. ETH’s first support today at 1,875 did bounce back by a few U, but the stream consistently emphasized using trailing stops—those should’ve been triggered by now. However, the nighttime strategy suggested by the stream was around 1,850, so apologies—I’ve just re-entered and are now in profit. BTC is currently at 625. Let’s wait until midnight for the candle close to see if 628 can be reclaimed. If it does, a small rebound may follow; if not, defend the next support at 615. Once we reach 615, consider entering long positions to catch a rebound. For now, just watch for any rebound near the white line level—only consider shorting if price approaches that white line again. The nighttime levels are pretty much the same as daytime—only the first support has been breached. The stream already provided the nighttime order levels; I’ve screenshot them for you. Just place your orders according to the long/short ratios shown in the image. I won’t go into further detail now—will write a full update after tomorrow’s monthly candle closes.
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