Move it, move it!!!

There is no need to guess what will happen tonight; on the big information front, we usually prepare for both possibilities, because when making a decision, we cannot only consider one direction.
Why did it rebound from last night to around 83850 and then pull back to around 82300 this morning in the first half of the night? Because MSTR closed down slightly by 0.39% on Monday. This is also the reason why there was a rebound last night to take on shorts; after a rebound, there must be a pullback.
Today's intraday BTC support point near 82300 (has arrived in the morning), is still the position of 0.618, then last night's short single step back near can basically go 75% first, and last night your seemingly "very fierce" rebound is only rebounded to the highest 83850 nearby, is it a verification of the short-term maximum pressure of 84000 I talked about two days ago? Then the main short part is in 83500-83800, if the average price of your short order is in this range, you can leave a part of the position and set up a guarantee of principal and loss, and cover the position to hang the pressure level between 8.4-8.5w. If 81000 is not broken, the first-line support 79165 below 8w will not be reached, and it will not be able to pierce you up. If you go down and 81000 is lost, then the floating profit of some of your existing short positions will expand. That's the idea of coping strategies from tonight to the wee hours of the morning. No matter how it moves, it is impossible to catch you at a high altitude, and if you see a rebound and chase more, the result will be completely different.