#大户持仓动态 Yesterday was the same routine again—the market and US stocks experienced a "double kill" of wiping out retail investors, and this has been happening for two consecutive days. The market is filled with a strong sense of panic, everyone is watching cautiously, and no one dares to act rashly.

By looking at the liquidation map, you can feel that $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL are still heavily shorted, with quite a dense concentration. But from the perspective of spot ETF funds, the situation is a bit interesting: $BTC has net bought $346 million in the past two days, $ETH has slightly outflowed by $2.8 million, and $SOL has inflowed $11 million. Besides a short-term slight weakness in $ETH, both $BTC and $SOL are continuously being bought up by funds, especially $SOL, which has seen institutional accumulation silently for several days. This indicates that smart money still has confidence in it.

Currently, the daily chart of the market is still bottoming out. There is an important speech at 10:00 AM today, which might send a key signal to the market. Another major event is the release of the CPI tonight—don't underestimate this data; once it comes out, the market could explode. Before these uncertainties are cleared, I suggest everyone mainly focus on short-term trading and avoid trying to go all-in.

Here are some short-term market judgments for a few mainstream coins:
$BTC is mainly sideways, oscillating within the range of 85,000-90,000.
$ETH is moderate, fluctuating between 2,700-2,900.
$SOL has been under significant downward pressure recently, staying within the 118-127 range.

If you want to trade contracts, here are my thoughts:

For $BTC shorting, you can participate around 87,500, or short on rallies. Add positions at 90,000, then lock in profits in batches at 85,500. For going long, enter at 86,000 or wait for a pullback to buy the dip, then add a wave at 87,500, and take profits in batches at 88,000.

For $ETH shorting, enter at 2,880 or at a high level, add to 3,000, and take profits at 2,750. For going long, buy at 2,730 or lower, add more at 2,600, and exit at 2,860.

For $SOL shorts, queue at 125 or high levels, add to 130, and close at 120. For longs, buy at 120 or at the bottom, add at 115, and exit at 125.

A few notes: Stop-losses should be set scientifically based on your liquidation price and the amount you can afford to lose. Don’t be greedy—take profits when you can. Instead of holding onto losing positions and getting beaten up, it’s better to take small losses and exit. If your directional judgment is correct, you can hold on.