$BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌Many people are wondering: Bitcoin has repeatedly surged to new highs but failed to break through—does the rally have to end? SOL has been falling consecutively—has the market turned completely bearish? The window for BTC bulls is running out. This morning, an attempt to push below the 65,000 resistance failed; if it can’t be broken after repeated attacks, it can form a double-top and pull back. With institutions closed over the weekend, volatility is smaller. The real trend can only be confirmed on Monday. Don’t make trades based on subjective prediction. Clear the 67,000 pressure level for spot and set up short positions; keep long positions staged around the 62,700 and 61,500 support levels, and place orders around key levels while waiting for the market to trigger. SOL was strong earlier, but now it continues to weaken. We fully took profit at the highs about two weeks ago, handed the chips to chase-and-buy retail traders. Now, retail traders are cutting losses; afterward, the chips can be bought back at a lower price. ETH today reached the 1,830 resistance. We have already opened a small short position, and we won’t participate again if it tops out for the third time. Avoid opening trades casually at mid-range prices; be patient and wait for clear opportunities at support and resistance before acting.

$RIF In this one, from the technical side to the mindset side, we gave community brothers a vivid lesson—trading isn’t only a contest of technology; it’s also a battle of mindset. When the price was consolidating around 0.1086, the community had two voices: one said, “Get in quickly—it’s going up,” and the other said, “Wait a bit longer; it might still fall.” We stick to “no golden cross, no entry,” because at this time the consolidation could be “baiting longs” or “baiting shorts.” Only after a golden cross appears can we confirm the direction. After the golden cross was finally confirmed, the price surged quickly. Those brothers who entered early—some closed their positions because they were scared by the pullback, and some failed to set a take-profit out of greed—ended up making no money. Meanwhile, the brothers who entered according to the plan had a calm mindset and smoothly hit their take-profit. With 20x leverage, the return was 441%—and behind it is the result of “rationality defeating emotion.” Many brothers who didn’t get to take the profit were driven by emotion: when it rose, they were afraid of chasing; when it fell, they were afraid of getting trapped; and during consolidation, they were afraid of missing out. These are all human weaknesses. In the community, we share “mindset training” methods every week, such as “trading journal”—recording how your mindset changes with every trade, and then analyzing the reasons during review; and “meditation training”—spending 10 minutes every day to clear your mind and reduce emotional interference. For brothers who didn’t get their share of the gains, after joining the community, first train your mindset. Remember: in trading, “controlling emotions” is more important than “predicting the market.” Next time you encounter a similar consolidation, if you can stay rational and wait for signal confirmation before entering, you can avoid emotional trades and improve your win rate. $SOL #GateUS合规扩展佛罗里达

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