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📰 【Yi Lihua: It was originally expected that Bitcoin could rebound to $85k, and if there’s another big pullback, it will be the last chance to buy the dip】
BlockBeats report, on April 21, Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), said that lately he’s been watching for a rebound rather than a reversal. Where the rebound goes to is the key. The original expectation was 85 (Bitcoin at $85,000), but no one can precisely time it. The key is to base it on your own expectations and risk control for taking profit. From the perspective of trading and cycles, there may still be one more major pullback, which is also an excellent final opportunity to buy the dip. As of now, the factors that may trigger it could include the U.S. stock market pulling back from historical highs, risk assets falling together, oil prices getting out of control, terrifying inflation data leading the Federal Reserve to abandon rate cuts, and even considering rate hikes. Optimistic about investments in the long and medium term; manage risk in the short term.
$BTC It’s that time again when the big players come out to draw lines. If $85k isn’t reached, they start making up excuses. Next time, will they say, “Originally expected $100k, but stopped out due to risk control”? A major pullback, the last chance to buy the dip, a U.S. stock market collapse, an oil surge, an inflation blast, Fed rate hikes… the ingredients are all pretty much there. Do you really think the market is run like it’s your house? Risk control isn’t based on words—it’s based on position sizing. 👇👇👇👇👇