Good afternoon, everyone. Today, I'll briefly talk about my trading strategy for Bitcoin.

The long strategy from last night really paid off—we entered around 90,000, rode the rebound up to 91,400, and secured a nice 1,400-point profit. Around 22:30, the price hit 89,800, and I judged that this was a good spot to go long, which turned out well as the rebound was strong.

But the good times didn’t last long. After climbing to 91,300, the price plunged straight down to around 87,900, dropping 3,500 points in a single move. “Black Friday” really lived up to its name—quite a brutal drop. Now the question is: will yesterday’s support become today’s resistance? Or after this drop, will this area turn into a new support opportunity?

Here’s my personal trading plan for today:

**Long opportunity**: If the price drops to the 87,700–88,000 range, consider building a position in batches to see if it can rebound to around 90,000.

**Short opportunity**: If it rebounds to the 90,300–90,500 area, you can try a light short position, with an initial target of 88,500.

One last piece of practical advice—when you’ve locked in over 1,000 points of profit, it’s time to take it and go. Don’t always try to catch the entire move. With the kind of volatility we saw yesterday, once you’re up 1,400 points, you should really consider taking your profits. Don’t get greedy. In this market, moves can come and go fast—protecting your profits is more important than anything else.