This kind of pattern of first going down, then up, quickly shaking out the market and strongly defending the price, is increasingly showing the typical "bull market shakeout" flavor — the main force deliberately dumps panic-selling to wash out weak hands, then quickly pulls back to defend the price. Essentially, it's about clearing out floating chips and building momentum for a subsequent rally.

Currently, the market rhythm is very clear; buying on dips and going long remains the most comfortable and stable core strategy. By following the main force's rhythm of defending the price, entering long positions at key support levels, you can both enjoy the benefits of a rally and avoid the risks of chasing high.

If you really want to gamble on a high short position, you must act quickly, take profits promptly, and strictly set your take-profit points. Any hesitation can cause the profits to be quickly lost or even turn into losses. #Gate广场五月交易分享