Time entry theory is terrifying because many times it is spot on. For example, last night I saw BTC fall at 8:30, breaking the previous high for the stage. When asked if I could go short, I immediately knew the answer. Looking at the early session, it's quite magical, still at 8:30. This current position is almost the same as our expected go long position, so there's no need to rush in because if it rises, it often pulls back in the late session at the hourly level, which is very simple. By then, it will also be an immediate kill.

Talk in detail about the time entry theory, for example, now, looking bearish last night, the current expected position is about right, with a 2.15 pump, so I anticipate around 9:15/10:15 tonight, forming a second pullback, which is very likely to be profitable, and the entry position is precisely at the turning point. This is also why I am currently using 200x leverage, of course, a small error can lead to losses, especially sometimes there will be latency. I have not been successful so far, the main reason being that I always enter with a heavy position, but it’s not a big problem. BTC

The theory of timing to enter a position is terrifying because many times it is spot on. Like last night when I saw the 8.30 fall, the position broke the previous high of the phase. When asked if I could go short, it was an instant kill. Looking at the early hours, it's quite magical; it's still 8.30. Currently, this position is about the same as our expected go long position, no need to rush into the market because if it rises, it often pulls back at the after-hours level in the second segment, very simple. At that time, it will also be an instant kill. $BTC $GT $ETH .