Monday open.

The market has finally started to show a direction.

Many people think BTC can still continue to push higher this time.

My view is actually very clear.

At this level, it’s not suitable for chasing long positions emotionally.

Why?

Because a truly strong market isn’t about continuous upward pushes.

Instead, on every pullback, there are people willing to step in and buy.

Recently, the biggest change for BTC isn’t the price.

It’s the capital.

ETFs continue to attract capital for allocation, institutions are still buying on dips, and corporate balance sheets are also continuing to allocate BTC. This indicates that the big-picture direction is fine.

But for short-term trading,

Even if the direction is right, it doesn’t mean the position is right.

After a continuous run-up, the market will inevitably have profit-taking to cash out.

What really needs to be observed is whether there is capital support when there’s a pullback.

If there is,

Then the uptrend remains intact.

If there isn’t,

Then short-term trading is prone to enter a range-bound consolidation and shakeout.

Now, about ETH.

I’ve been observing a phenomenon recently.

ETH has started to be clearly stronger than many altcoins.

This shows that capital isn’t indiscriminately chasing; it’s reselecting core assets.

In every bull market,

BTC is responsible for opening up the space.

ETH is responsible for amplifying profits.

If ETH can continue to run ahead of BTC afterward, I believe risk appetite will further increase, which is a positive signal for the entire crypto market.

My trading mindset hasn’t changed.

$BTC , I wait for pullbacks—I don’t chase highs.

$ETH ‌, I continue to watch for opportunities that are stronger than BTC.

What trading fears the most isn’t missing a stretch of upward movement.

It’s that when everyone is most excited, you hand your own risk-reward ratio over to the market.
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