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BNB has received good news recently, should we be bearish or bullish?

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BTC and ETH have been in a range of fluctuations. Without further ado, my view is that they are bearish. Today, I will focus on BNB.

Looking back at the situation last year, when BNB peaked at over 300, I was bearish on it to 200, and many people questioned and even abused it. As a result, when it fell to 200, the doubts gradually disappeared. When the price reached 200, I published an article emphasizing the focus on investing in BNB to prepare for this year's new projects, and proposed two targets of 600 and 1000. Last year, I started to invest regularly, and also emphasized that it should be completed before June this year. After that, the market began to fall in June, and the results are self-evident. When BNB rose to 600, I reminded everyone to withdraw the principal, and when it reached the highest point of 720, I suggested to keep some funds for new issuance. Later, the market became abnormal, and I did not wait for the target price of 800-1000. On July 26, I publicly published an article, bearish on BNB, and set the target price between 400-440, which was questioned and abused again. When it finally fell to 400, many people came to ask for my opinion, but I did not publicly call it bullish or suggest entering the market.

During this rebound, I openly shorted BNB twice. The first time was around 480, and I clearly gave a stop loss of 510. The second time was shorted at 520-530, and pointed out that 540 was the stop loss point. I also repeatedly emphasized that you should not hold orders, and it is better to open again than to resist orders. These operations and suggestions are public, without concealment or modification. My operations and views on BNB have always been open and transparent. You can question them, but please stop your sarcastic attitude!

Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
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