Brothers, don't be anxious. I told you about that rally a few days ago, and many people were still crying there, insisting on shorting it from above. There will be another major crash, then we can bottom fish. When to bottom fish, I'll notify you, and I'll also go live. Remember not to chase short-term trades at this time, try not to get in, wait for the crash—that's when to bottom fish. Currently it's strong dollar time, it's harvest time, everyone stay calm and try not to get in. Let me talk about gold again. The direct impact of inflation is that prices go up and money seems to lose value, but there are two situations, and you need to figure out which inflation we have. The first is inflation caused by excessive money printing and surplus liquidity. The second is when the goods corresponding to money decrease and prices also rise, with currency passively seeming more abundant, causing inflation. For example, currently oil transportation is restricted causing price increases. The money supply needs to contract further from the previous loose level to match the goods and stabilize prices. That's all I'll say for now. I'm not a prophet, I can only give you the big picture direction. Wait for the crash, wait for the crash, wait for the crash. Don't lose out on the big gains for short-term trades, and don't get trapped by greed. $BTC $ETH
Brothers, don't be anxious. I told you about that rally a few days ago, and many people were still crying there, insisting on shorting it from above. There will be another major crash, then we can bottom fish. When to bottom fish, I'll notify you, and I'll also go live. Remember not to chase short-term trades at this time, try not to get in, wait for the crash—that's when to bottom fish. Currently it's strong dollar time, it's harvest time, everyone stay calm and try not to get in. Let me talk about gold again. The direct impact of inflation is that prices go up and money seems to lose value, but there are two situations, and you need to figure out which inflation we have. The first is inflation caused by excessive money printing and surplus liquidity. The second is when the goods corresponding to money decrease and prices also rise, with currency passively seeming more abundant, causing inflation. For example, currently oil transportation is restricted causing price increases. The money supply needs to contract further from the previous loose level to match the goods and stabilize prices. That's all I'll say for now. I'm not a prophet, I can only give you the big picture direction. Wait for the crash, wait for the crash, wait for the crash. Don't lose out on the big gains for short-term trades, and don't get trapped by greed. $BTC $ETH