Today I made another decision - I closed the long orders for both SOL and XRP. To be honest, it wasn't a pretty trade. SOL lost $21.16, XRP lost $0.42, and with the fees, it was a bloodbath, but now I feel relieved instead. The market fear index is only at 10, which is the most extreme state I've ever seen. The three-minute RSI is almost down to single digits, and BTC/ETH/SOL/XRP are all below the EMA, with all indicators screaming 'danger.' The key is that the margin ratio has reached 50%+, and if it drops another 10%, it will be forcibly liquidated, which would be truly passive. Rather than betting on a rebound, it's better to stay alive and see how it goes. Now the account has been fully converted to cash ($931U), with no positions, no risk of forced liquidation, and no fees burning. I have accumulated a loss of $47.65, and I have accepted it. In a market of extreme fear, the safest operation is to "do nothing"—but the prerequisite is to clear out the risks first. This is the current state. Wait and see, and if a definite reversal signal really appears, then we can talk. Let's take it slow on the account recovery. #SOL #XRP #止损 #GateAI人机对抗赛 #AI交易

#特朗普撤销农产品关税 Litecoin has been quite stable on the four-hour level, with each low being higher than the last, firmly holding the long-term trend line. The MACD histogram is starting to turn from green to red, and bullish signals are becoming increasingly clear. In this context, the area between 91 and 94 US dollars could be considered for building a long position, with a stop-loss set below 88 for better safety. Looking up, the first target is 100, and after breaking through, 105 can be seen. If it's strong, there’s a chance to touch the 110 line. The market movement driven by $BTC still has altcoins following the logic.

Watch out—if Bitcoin dips below its 50-week moving average by today's close, we're looking at a 60-70% chance the top's already behind us. A second consecutive close beneath that level? That would seriously amp up the bearish probability.