$BTC opening, I almost thought I saw it wrong.

Earlier, I was watching $BTC fluctuate around 64,000, thinking this level isn’t high or low enough to bother moving, then suddenly, on the other side of Hormuz, someone was issuing tough talk, saying shut down when they want, water mines when they want.

The market suddenly went quiet, no one was rushing, but no one dared to smash either, like the calm before a storm, with the entire screen frozen, traders’ hands sweating as they placed orders.

I'm a cautious person, didn’t dare to go all-in, this wave I’m just a spectator.

But during those few minutes, I watched $BTC ’s order book, the order volume suddenly shrank significantly, and I only had one thought — whoever enters now will catch a flying knife, if it really blows up, there’s no time to react to a pullback.

Actually, the market’s biggest fear isn’t a drop, but this kind of uncertainty. It’s like a rough guy standing in the hallway, you don’t know if he’ll step aside to let you pass or punch you directly.

The merchant ships ahead are still passing normally, but once the military warning from the Revolutionary Guard’s radio comes out, everyone starts recalculating risk premiums. If $BTC ’s volatility gets pushed up by geopolitical tensions, even those with low leverage longs will start trembling.

I, for one, admit defeat; I won’t bet on the direction at this level. Wait for both sides to sit down and talk, see what signals are released, then decide whether to hold some bullets.

If someone really uses panic to smash down near 62,000, that could be a chance to pick up chips; if the thunder is loud but the rain is small, and $BTC quickly rebounds, then not entering now isn’t a mistake, at least not risking principal during the storm.

Do you guys have any orders now? What’s the direction, tell me the number so I can see who’s still holding.

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