Everyone, today when the market opened, that long red candle on oil prices directly shook global risk assets into a daze. Bitcoin hovered around $67,000, and many people asked me if they can push through at this level.

My advice is: the market is shaking out, don’t rush to be a martyr.
1. Ignore the news, watch where the big players’ money flows
You might think from the news, “It’s over, geopolitical tensions are so high, Bitcoin is going to crash.” But if you check the actions of institutional players these days, like MicroStrategy, such big whales are still adding over 3,000 coins at the $67,000 level. They’re willing to put real money on the line—what are you afraid of? The market isn’t out of money; everyone is just waiting for a clear direction.
2. Entry strategy: learn to “cast a net,” not “sniper”
Many newbies get caught up trying to buy at the absolute bottom. Here’s my suggestion: abandon the idea of buying at a precise decimal point, and adopt a **“zone”** mindset.
As long as the price returns to the “defense zone” of $65,500 - $66,800, don’t hesitate—buy in stages over two or three transactions.
Why? Because this range is supported by big whales. Even if you don’t buy at the absolute lowest, it doesn’t matter—your average cost will be lower, and your win rate will definitely be higher than trying to guess a single point.
3. Set your “life-saving token”
The biggest risk in trading is “fighting the trend.” If the price accidentally drops below $63,800, don’t hesitate—cut your losses and exit. Take your money back; as long as the green mountains remain, there will be plenty of opportunities to make money later.
Want to know which coins to focus on for this wave?
I’m currently watching these two. If you want to reference, just click to see their momentum. If this rebound gains strength, they usually move faster than the market:
[$BTC /USDT] (Click to see the trend, this is the market’s backbone)
[$SOL /USDT] (Click to see the momentum, see if this rebound is strong enough)
Post-market ramblings for today:
Trading is about who can survive longer, not who makes money faster. The market sometimes throws a little tantrum, but as long as you have this SOP of “life-saving and staggered buying,” the rest is up to time.