I admit it, all those people who missed out on this wave of $BTC are probably feeling their faces swollen from the market.

Earlier, there were still a bunch of people shouting that it hadn't bottomed out, saying it would drop to fifty thousand.

And what happened?

I couldn't hold back at dawn, and I went in with a 3x long position on $BTC.

Entry price was 60,187, now at 64,531.

Unrealized profit of 24.68 US dollars, +21.65%.

It's not a huge amount, but this profit made my hand tremble.

Three times leverage isn't high, but back then, everyone was shouting panic, saying $BTC would break down.

At that moment, I thought—if you're afraid, you'll lose.

The market always gives opportunities in despair.

When you're too scared to take the risk, it just pulls back.

It's not about technical analysis, not about candlestick patterns.

It's about emotions.

Earlier, the STRC de-pegging event caused panic, with people wondering if Strategy would be forced to sell $BTC.

Then Saylor came out with a statement—net reserves leading by 48 billion, over 60 billion in total financing all used to buy $BTC.

What does that mean?

Major players are not panicking at all.

Only retail investors are panicking.

$BTC first blocks the downside, giving altcoins room to surge upward.

I held my position pretty steadily, waiting for a pullback to add more.

What about you? Did you miss this wave or get in now?

Come out and share.

This topic is actually quite interesting.

Earlier, Strategy founder Saylor directly responded to the STRC de-pegging controversy, saying the company's net reserves are 48 billion higher than all debts, with over 60 billion in financing all used to buy $BTC—this is basically telling the market: big funds are not panicking,

Only short-term traders are panicking. Once this signal is digested by the market, $BTC will solidify its bottom, and the rotation space within altcoins can #我的Gate交易时刻 truly open up.