I post every day, and based on my daily income, I have a rough idea of how many people are trading. That’s why I post every day; my income reflects a dynamic aspect of this market.

A while ago, the Greek myth siren set a target of $20, but then why did they start calling a short at $2? The main reason is that the trend didn’t meet expectations.
Later, it started to fall, dropping from $1.8 for several days down to $0.13.
From around $0.3, I began calling for a bottom-fishing.
When it dropped to $0.17, I realized I couldn’t hold on anymore.
Sharing my story, most people probably have similar experiences or feelings.
Clearly, it looked like a rebound was coming, but not only did it not rebound, it kept making new lows.
Until it started to surge, the market began to refocus on and pay attention to SIREN again.
This time, why did I start posting bullish on this thing? Because it met expectations.
It consolidated sideways for two days without a plunge.
Tomorrow, which is April 11th at 5 a.m., marks a major cycle time for it.
Based on historical trends and reasoning, it’s about to begin a one-sided upward rally.
Some people will ask, how high will it go? Will it directly hit $4.84?
My answer is no.
When a person eats, they have breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
You wouldn’t just eat one meal a day, right?
The same applies to the trend of virtual currencies.
First, this round of market movement.
The first wave of rebound is roughly between $1.5 and $2.
There’s a common sense you must have: when it rises quickly, there will definitely be a sharp drop.
Another thing is, the further along it goes, the higher the price will be.
If you didn’t pay attention when it was below $1, I will still continue to call out when it later rises above $5.
Calling for $20-$50/$100.
To play this game, you need to learn to create dreams for yourself, not let the market create dreams for you.
When the market is creating dreams for you, you become very passive.