As I predicted on November 3rd, when Bitcoin was at $68,000, I foresaw a bull run up to $80,000. We successfully hit our profit target, and Bitcoin surged to $90,000. At that point, I made a short video message advising against buying in this area. Following my prediction, Bitcoin experienced a shorter pullback, moving from $90,000 to $85,000 successfully.Currently, I'm looking to short sell Bitcoin with a target of $80,000. After this pullback, I see a buying opportunity as I predict Bitcoin will then rise and hit $93,000.
In more detail, my strategy involves capitalizing on the current market conditions. Given the recent trends and analysis, I believe the market will correct itself down to $80,000. This presents a prime opportunity for short selling. Once Bitcoin reaches this level, it will create an excellent entry point for buying. The anticipated upward momentum should drive Bitcoin to $93,000, providing a substantial profit margin for those who follow this strategy.
Stay tuned for further updates and detailed analysis to optimize your trading decisions.
In more detail, my strategy involves capitalizing on the current market conditions. Given the recent trends and analysis, I believe the market will correct itself down to $80,000. This presents a prime opportunity for short selling. Once Bitcoin reaches this level, it will create an excellent entry point for buying. The anticipated upward momentum should drive Bitcoin to $93,000, providing a substantial profit margin for those who follow this strategy.
Stay tuned for further updates and detailed analysis to optimize your trading decisions.
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