2026-5-9

Time to sleep, after tossing all afternoon, all evening, and half the morning, I still haven't fixed those two bugs.
I'll continue fixing them after I get up this afternoon.
Bitcoin stabilizes at 803 and then short-term stops falling, then just watch 808-812 here.
There's not much liquidity on the weekend, so I don't rule out a "small-scale altcoin season" (some coins that haven't caught up will take turns catching up).
A short-term rally to eat a wave isn't a big problem.
If you don't sell tonight, just remember to cut down your positions.
SOL, AAVE, LTC, SUI are all catching up now...
I can't recommend small-cap altcoins because I'm not familiar with them, and I don't know the market makers' temperaments, so I can't catch those daily multi-fold gains.
Still, I think in this market, not losing money is making money.
Just earning within your knowledge is pretty good too.
These old-school altcoins at least play by the rules.
Playing with new coins and some small-cap altcoins, if they really fall and can't come back, they truly won't come back.
Even if they send out sparks, there's nothing they can do if they don't rebound at all.
Going all-in on a single crazy coin at the bottom and then starting the main rally after buying is about the same as going all-in on a startup and hoping to get listed.
Conversely, the ending is about the same...
For those without positions, you can wait and see after 12 o'clock if there's a retracement.
Pay more attention to the 799-800 level for Bitcoin's retracement.
Although it's just a few hundred points away, this level is quite important.
It determines the 1-hour pattern.
If the pattern still looks decent, it shouldn't normally fall below 797.
Going to sleep now, see you in the evening...
It's the weekend.
If you don't hold large contracts, it's actually good to go fishing or take a walk in the countryside.
Staring at the screen all day is just too boring...