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In the tail end of the 2017 bull market, I first encountered Bitcoin.
At that time, the price was about $19k, and I bought 1 BTC, excited as if I owned the whole world.
Later, during the bear market, it dropped to $6,000, and I lost my composure, thinking "Bitcoin is a scam."
One day, I actually used it to buy pizza—not 10k BTC, but 0.6 BTC, exchanging for two orders of Pizza Hut delivery.
At that time, that pizza was worth $3,600.
Today, that 0.6 BTC is worth about $18,000.
I still remember the complicated feelings when I took the first bite:
The pizza was delicious, but the hea

$LAB Is it still mostly empty? For small funds afraid of liquidation, look here—these coins with high control by the market makers have a very low win rate when trading based solely on candlestick charts.
The key is to monitor the main capital flow.
Currently, on-chain data shows some large amounts of funds flowing out intraday, and the price has also experienced a downward trend, but it hasn't reached the stage of panic selling and fleeing. Don't rush to heavily short now.
My judgment:
In the short term, it is highly likely to continue consolidating before the next wave of rally.
The project

To the Moon
#WCTCAI梗图挑战

Everyone is now shouting that the clone season is here
And they are all looking for projects with low market capitalization
But I think this logic is wrong
The current clone season has nothing to do with market cap
It's not that low market cap projects can rise, and high market cap projects can't
According to this logic, can myx reach 1 billion or 2 billion? If its market cap is so high, why can it still rise?
Those alphas with many tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, why aren't they rising?
Based on market cap, the logic is flawed
The key now is to see which whales are

A person's big loss often happens after small losses, when their mindset gets messed up and they start panicking and selling everything to zero.
It's like eating out; the noise from the next table is just a bit louder, but if you start arguing loudly, you might end up fighting and getting detained, or even worse, getting cut.
I've seen many contracts go to zero.
Basically, if you admit your mistake early, you won't lose too much.
Most keep holding and adding positions until their big head gets trapped inside.
There's no way to close the position.
Actually, that's okay.
You might

$RAVE
Yesterday I was thinking about what kind of coin it resembles, and then I summarized that the distinction is quite simple.
With such enthusiastic price manipulation, if it can surge to 8-9 in the short term, then it’s the kind that, like most, will be a fleeting flash and collapse.
If it stops moving sideways, then it’s like encountering $PIPPIN , which becomes a bit troublesome, not only facing liquidation risk but possibly staying at this high price level for at least a week, draining everyone’s principal through funding fees before anything else… #Gate广场四月发帖挑战

Don't rush to panic now; wait until the market finishes the panic and liquidations before taking action. The success rate will be much higher.
The first wave of Bitcoin (BTC) is highly likely to fall along with the US stock market. Don't buy the dip immediately when it drops; it's easy to catch a falling knife. Wait until it stops falling and starts moving sideways—that's when you can slowly start accumulating. It should be gradual buying, not a big bang.
The mainstream funds will come back later, but not now.
Altcoins:
Will fall even harder than BTC, and their rebounds won't last—rising for o

Given the weak weekend liquidity environment, currently Bitcoin's price comparison is consolidating within a narrow range around 72,700, mainly constrained between 73,000 and 72,500. Technically, the 73,000 level has formed a clear short-term resistance platform, and multiple tests in the past few hours have failed to break above it effectively, reflecting limited bullish momentum due to insufficient capital support.
In terms of momentum indicators, the upward slope has slowed during the volume contraction, and the smaller MACD has shown signs of a shortening red histogram and a potential deat

Trading requires a "dullness" skill. When you have free time on weekends, I’ll share some good cases I encountered this week with everyone.
After opening your first trade position, what should you focus on most?
This question must be clear. First, we need to understand what a trend is; a trend is not just a few data points or indicators.
The current market phenomenon is:
Many people are flipping in short-term trades, but observing higher-level charts often provides more meaningful insights. When long-term indicators return to balance and the pattern is healthy, it may be an important point for