US stocks can be like this, back and forth, then rising while the indicators stretch across the skyline.
Yesterday, I saw Old Bao's righteous remarks, and the Air Force finally caught a glimpse of hope. As a result, after-hours reports from $META and $MSFT directly bloomed in both directions; what I believe is that there is no market that only rises without falling, and there is no market that only falls without rising. Similarly, even with good news, it also depends on the current position.
The positive financial reports and the new highs of the NASDAQ are not direct benefits for Bitcoin $BTC

$ETH is currently building momentum at the upper edge of a consolidation range that has lasted for 4 years.

Run run! Ate too much yesterday, running back today!

I haven't touched a drop of alcohol for more than two months, so I'm going to have a little beer while the food is good.
No drinking when there is a bill, no bill when drinking.
The order is not standardized, and my loved ones shed two lines of tears.

BTC has fallen like this, and today BTC is surprisingly still falling?
Is the copycat so tough?

1⃣Basic part organization:
#BTC We need to look at it from a holistic perspective, that is, Bitcoin has already gone through three major phases of increase since April 8.
Phase 1: From April 8 to May 22, the price increased from a low of 74620 to a high of 111980, with an increase of nearly 50%;
Phase 2: From May 23 to June 22, the price retraced from a high of 11980 to 98200, a drop of about 12%.
Stage 3: From June 22 to now, the price has risen from 98200 to a high of 123218, an increase of about 25%;
The rise in Phase One is dominated by Bitcoin, aimed at correcting the decline caused by

There is such an idea, as shown in the picture:
But I haven't taken action yet, the reason is:
1. It belongs to subjective speculation, and the small-level wave pattern is unstable, easily transforming into other forms;
2, there are some aftereffects of having a bit of empty positions; the difficulty in making trades lies here, switching between long and short positions and changing the rhythm can create psychological barriers.
3, a stop loss of 2 points is quite painful, and I'm not too willing to enter with a small position;
4. Subjectively, I still feel that the extent and duration of the a

1. The increasing fluctuation and frequent drawing of doors in the short-term represent a widening divergence between bulls and bears, and a fierce battle between them.
2, the fluctuation in the cryptocurrency market is strongly correlated with $CRCL;
3. I still believe that most altcoins are just there to accompany the main coins. When Bitcoin or Ethereum cools down, only a few lucky ones among the altcoins will stand out, while the rest will still head towards zero.
4. If ETH is the main line, then killing BTCD is also the main line; small coins are a side line due to their low market capita

1. In the current market situation, exchanging some coins that you think have risen too high and are hard to hold, or coins that have a poor holding experience; for coins that you can hold and believe have future potential is also a good strategy.
Second, I personally usually cut my holdings in large market cap coins:
Why? For example, with $ETH I went from around 2250 to around 3600, with some operations in between, resulting in an overall increase of about 50%;
And if I were doing $ARB at the same time instead of E, it would have already increased by 80%;
But the difference is that ETH only