Bitcoin is currently hovering around 90938.80. Here is a set of short-selling strategies tailored for a rebound market.



**Entry and Add-on Logic**
The initial short signal appeared near 91500, but having an entry point alone is not enough—key is how to add positions. There are two rounds of additional positions: the first at 92000, adding 50% of the initial position; the second at 92500, adding another 30%. An important detail is that both add-on points should wait until a 15-minute chart shows RSI divergence or clear bearish candlestick patterns before acting—don’t rush to fully commit all at once.

**Position Control and Risk Exposure**
It is recommended to keep the initial risk exposure at 1% of your account, with leverage not exceeding 5x. By layering in this way, the total exposure remains within 5%. It may seem small, but this prudent framework allows you to survive longer during high volatility periods.

**Profit-Taking in Stages**
Profit targets for short positions are divided into three levels: take some profits at 90200, reduce further at 89000, and the final target is 87500. Don’t expect to capture everything in one go; staged exits are the professional way.

**Stop-Loss Settings**
93200 is the bottom line—if broken, close all positions and don’t fight the market.
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BTCBeliefStationvip
· 01-11 00:31
I like the layered position addition strategy, but I'm worried that if 93200 breaks, some people will really keep holding on.
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SnapshotLaborervip
· 01-10 17:57
The layered position addition strategy is pretty good, but when it really reaches the 92,500 level, it's hard to say whether one can resist the greed.
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AirdropFatiguevip
· 01-10 01:19
The layered position-building strategy is indeed stable, but you need to time the wave at 92,500 just right.
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ETHmaxi_NoFiltervip
· 01-08 05:51
This strategy framework looks okay, but the add position point at 92,500 feels prone to pitfalls, and RSI divergence isn't as easy to use for precise bottom fishing anymore.
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SmartContractDivervip
· 01-08 05:45
Layered position building seems rigorous, but in practice, it often gets slapped in the face by market conditions.
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ForkItAllDayvip
· 01-08 05:43
It's the same old story of layered stacking and tiered take-profit. It sounds professional, but it's just being too cautious to go all-in, haha.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 01-08 05:32
Oh no, it's another short-selling scheme. As an experienced trader, I advise you not to go in with 5x leverage. I was taught this lesson the hard way... Layered take-profit sounds good, but when the market reverses, you won't be able to hold the 93200 stop-loss, and you'll regret it. Shorting requires patience; you can't just go all-in and win. The biggest pitfall I've encountered over the years is greed. RSI divergence is indeed effective, but the 15-minute chart is too short, brother, and it's easy to get caught. Trust me, keeping your risk exposure at 1% is enough. Everything else is just illusions; survival is the key.
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 01-08 05:23
Here's another set of classic layered strategies, with pretty good attention to detail. However, during actual trading, I always feel that the 93200 stop-loss is a bit tight... It's easy to be repeatedly swept during rebounds.
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