The situation between the US and Iran is murky and hard to read. Should we go long or short now?

In an interview on the afternoon of the 11th, Trump said that negotiations might lead to an agreement, or might not, but he feels there’s no real difference. Then he started talking in ambiguous terms again—the market was being played with at someone else’s will. This morning, the failed negotiations released a bearish signal, and the crypto market plunged and went into a shakeout, giving those who had been trapped in short positions earlier a chance to exit.

This time not reaching a deal doesn’t mean the next time won’t. As long as there’s something to talk about, it’s not too bad. So we just wait for the final result to land. Right now, the win rates for going long and going short are basically the same. But when we look back at the technicals—early in the session there was already a dump. Let me ask you one question: with this current floor, would you chase a short? I’d rather miss than make a mistake.

In the early-session plan, I already laid out going long at 71300-71400. In the afternoon, the slight pullback just happened to reach that level. Now we’re in a small profit. The market is currently almost moving sideways—coming here to give people who need confidence, and those holding positions, the courage. No matter how the market goes next week, we’ll first eat up this wave of rebound and then readjust. If you have positions trapped or you haven’t been operating well yourself, you can come find me—reach out, let me pull you in a hand.#Gate现货衍生品双双冲进全球前三