$BTC $ETH $SOL #预测市场正在影响BTC走势？ I’ve briefly organized some of my insights since entering the cryptocurrency space (talking about whatever comes to mind). I hope it’s helpful for those of you who are still learning. Experts, please feel free to point out any mistakes. First, position management is always the top priority. Bitcoin and Ethereum’s single-day maximum gains are roughly 6,000 points and 300 points respectively. Even during last year’s bull market, Ethereum’s maximum single-day increase was over 300 points. This should be your baseline before opening a position and your minimum liquidation point (for example, if you short ETH at 2100, your stop-loss should be at least 2450). This is your safety net. These 300+ points give you room to reduce, add, or hedge your positions. Ethereum often experiences sudden surges of 100-200 points, followed by a brief correction. The remaining 150 points are your space for recovery or operational adjustments.

Next, let’s talk about altcoins. Last year, MYX’s 4% hourly fee was something many people didn’t exit from. Originally, a one-hour fee for altcoins was a signal to pump the price; now it’s a signal to dump and a downward indicator. The market is changing, and you can’t stay static. Remember, when MYX opened a position at $100, the fee was $78. Changing to a one-hour fee isn’t just sideways movement; it’s a pump that has hurt many short-sellers badly. Those days are gone forever. You can observe that all altcoin pump signals are at 8- and 4-hour fees. Once the fee drops to -2 and switches to a one-hour fee, the price will likely fall in a short period. If you rush in to buy during this fee increase, keep in mind that they’re after your principal. This is just my personal opinion, not an ironclad rule.