After doing this for a while, I feel like I'm not cut out to be a KOL. There was a friend I added on Twitter who kept telling me to buy the dip, coming up with all sorts of reasons saying that BTC was about to hit $100,000 and the bull market was coming. I started turning bearish about a month ago, and I tried to convince him for almost three weeks, but he wouldn't change his mind. In the end, after losing money and finally changing his stance, he came back to me and said he's now bearish. Basically, it means I wasted those two weeks talking to him for nothing.
I said BTC would at least drop t

Entered around 2900 and 3090, my current average is a bit over 3000, with a 20% position.
Those following probably only entered 10% around 3090, and a few people entered around 3050, but I'm not sure.
For the 3250 order, since 3239 was the highest point and my order didn’t get filled, the difference was about 11 points. I have a habit of setting round numbers, which you shouldn't imitate, so I always say "around," and a 25-point variance is fine to enter. Personally, I can't change this OCD for now.
Currently, the 3250 order is still pending, because there's a chance of a second top test, so i

The point where I added to my position for the second time was at 3250, which is also where you added to your position for the first time. At this level, I will add 20% of my position. If you're worried the price could go higher, you can just add 10%.
Overall, I have entered with 40% of my total position, while you can choose to enter with a total of 20%. The upper limit is 3400; although the probability is very low, you must always keep some funds on hand—better safe than sorry. I have reserved 60%, and you can reserve 80%.
In short, my bearish outlook remains unchanged.
Because apart from an

Place a short order at 3250, and for the rest, as long as you can top up the margin, you don't need to worry about it. I just checked, the highest point was 3231, there was a spike, not sure if it can go a little higher.
Once the orders are placed and all the margin is topped up, you don't need to worry about it. I'm using cross margin, so the default is to use my assets as margin. If you're using isolated margin, remember to fully top up the margin for each position.
For example, if you have 100U,
You enter once at 3090 with 10U, then place another at 3250 with 20U, and the remaining 70U can

Overall, there's no problem setting the liquidation price above 4000. I personally use cross margin, and at the same time, I use another small account to open isolated margin positions.
The reason I require you to use isolated margin is to prevent sudden events. In other words, after entering 40% of your position, you can just leave it as is, and use the remaining funds as margin top-up if needed.
Theoretically, those following the trade should have only entered 30% of their position: 10% at 3090, and another 20% around 3250, totaling 30%. The rest can be used to top up margin.
In other words

Let me explain it more clearly, as some people might not understand.
I dared to open my initial position at 2900. For this initial position, I didn’t ask anyone to follow; I’m just telling you that I marked this spot and had the confidence to enter early. At this point, the isolated margin liquidation price is 3200, and the cross margin liquidation price is 5800.
Then, my first add-on position was around 3090.
After adding, the isolated margin liquidation price is 3300. Then I placed a final add-on order around 3250. After that, I just need to top up margin as needed.
At this point, the cross

It really is just a pure liquidation of long positions, pulling it up. 3250 has a chance now.

There was some selling pressure at the 3100 level, possibly just to liquidate some high-leverage long positions. It can still continue to climb.

If it can climb back up, then the rules remain unchanged—continue shorting.

If 3250 can't be reached, then just let it go, since we've already entered two positions. This is the importance of splitting positions—you won't miss out on opportunities.

It's really not my doing; I just opened a short, and it immediately tanked.

The next position to add is around 3250. After adding 10% at around 3250, if it falls below 3200, add another 10%. In total, enter up to 40% of the position.

Added the first position at 3092.

I dared to notify in advance, based on calculations and judgment, that Ethereum was heading for 3000, because I was confident. I dared to go short around 2920 to show you that I was confident. For those who followed the initial position, be sure to keep your position size below 10%, so I didn’t specifically mention following the initial position.
When I give points for adding to the position later, if you don’t dare to follow, there’s really nothing more I can do. I’ve already done as much as I can. The next add-on position will be around 3090, and the second add-on position will be around 325

When the bull market approaches, I will shout it out. Right now, we are in the transition period from the early to mid-bear market. When I say it's time to Auto-Invest, it will be about the time the bear market turns into a bull market, at least by the second half of next year. Save up your funds and be patient; over 95% of people have not lost money in the bear market. So don't easily buy the dip.

It really is at a high point, but I have already entered the initial position. If it goes above 3100, I can increase the position again. The second increase in position is at 3250. If the long positions don't give up, it should be very difficult to go down; we need to eliminate the suckers' bearish sentiment.

I haven't slept yet, it's already up to 3000 so quickly, let's take a look tomorrow.

Finally didn't waste it, this time it wasn't empty, going to sleep.