Whale Makes Headlines by Setting "Top 10 Major Goals First": Anticipates Bitcoin's Imminent Rally, Foresees Possible Significant Pullback in AI Stocks in the Next Six Months
BlockBeats News, July 20th, the whale "Sets 10 Major Goals First" posted on Platform X, stating, "The recent few trades (Bitcoin) have all been long positions for short-term gains, with no short positions. At this time, the risk-reward ratio for shorting is too low. Relatively speaking, it has already reached a cyclical bottom, and there is a sense that the next Bitcoin trend is about to emerge, initiating a new round of uptrend. Fear of missing the launch signal."
This particular trade may be considered a medium- to long-term position, depending on the circumstances, and short-term scalping is not ruled out. In the next six months, there may be a large-scale pullback in U.S. AI-related technology stocks."
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