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Bitcoin is standing at a critical crossroads! WLFI has changed its rules again, and the overall landscape has shifted sharply. Time is tight — follow Benqin and review the situation together.
Let’s start with Bitcoin. The 90,600 level is acting like a solid barrier that’s difficult to break. We’ve already entered shorts near this zone once. If price returns there, shorting remains an option. But what if it never reaches that level again?
That scenario is actually more favorable. Our medium- to long-term short positions would expand profits further — including entries around 98, 94.5, and the recent 93.3 levels that Shu Qin repeatedly reminded everyone to add to. If you missed them, you can watch resistance near 91.5, but the market may not offer another clean opportunity.
In the near term, the $BTC
short can be maintained until next Wednesday’s interest rate meeting. During that window, look for a dip to lock in partial profits. From a longer-term perspective, rate cuts are unlikely in the coming months, downside pressure remains strong, and there is still ample space to move lower.
Now to the $WLFI
dog farm — once again changing the game with a new incentive program, giving the token a temporary boost. However, our short from 0.185 remains highly profitable, with price already pulling back to the 0.15–0.16 zone. The key question now: is there still room to short?
Most of WLFI’s major bearish factors have already been priced out, so there’s no need to aggressively chase shorts. Treat it as a standard trading asset. The minor resistance at 0.175 has already been fully exploited. The next potential short area is near the previous high around 0.185, where a reasonable pullback could occur.
As the chart shows, Shu Qin clearly advised shorting at the 0.175 minor resistance yesterday, both in public posts and other channels. The execution was straightforward, and the outcome speaks for itself.