The current narrow-range consolidation is the most trying phase for traders. All kinds of long-short news keep swirling around and stirring emotions, yet the price remains stuck in a range, unable to move decisively in either direction. Capital from both sides is locked in a prolonged standoff — bulls cannot muster a decent rebound, and bears cannot break open the downside, leaving the overall market sentiment caught in a tug-of-war.

Let me remind you here: in a range-bound market, the worst thing is to open positions repeatedly and frequently. Before there is a clear breakout signal from the range, staying on the sidelines is the best strategy. Hold your patience, wait for the direction to become clear, then follow the trend with a light position. Blindly trading back and forth will only get you stopped out over and over, steadily eroding your principal.

If you can't see the market direction clearly right now or can't grasp the rhythm of longs and shorts, why not follow my lead. I monitor the market in real-time all day long, leading the team and precisely sorting out the market context. All you need to do is steady your mindset and wait for the market to deliver the rewards. $BTC #特朗普宣布美伊停火结束