The wave of breakout on BTC last Friday ultimately didn't hold, so I didn't chase long at the 90 level. Currently, the price is fluctuating within the 90 to 915 range. This kind of market condition is actually very suitable for high sell and low buy operations. Of course, if you have patience to wait for the range to be broken, that's also fine.
Let's also look at the popularity of Chinese MEME coins; it's really burning hot. Many KOLs are now shouting every day that a crash is inevitable next week, but the question is, what's the basis for this judgment? How can they be so certain? To put it simply, the old saying still applies—predicting the market is often more prone to pitfalls than trading itself. Instead of listening to these claims, it's better to observe the actual market performance.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 20h ago
This wave of KOL's "inevitable crash theory"—how many times have they predicted this already... Let's wait patiently for the bloom, and at that time, we'll record the number of delays.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 21h ago
Fluctuating repeatedly between 90 and 915, this is the paradise for T trading. But to be honest, my palms are sweaty.
KOLs shouting about a crash every day? I just want to ask them what model they used to calculate that, or if they're just pure gamblers.
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0xTherapist
· 21h ago
Range-bound oscillation is indeed a paradise for buying low and selling high, but if you mess up once, you can get trapped. I now always set stop-losses and then exit.
KOLs shout about crashes every day; when a real crash happens, they've already run away, just creating anxiety.
It's better to follow the market rather than try to predict; this is the right approach.
When MEME coins are hot, you need to be more cautious. The bigger the bubble, the more violent the burst.
The wave of breakout on BTC last Friday ultimately didn't hold, so I didn't chase long at the 90 level. Currently, the price is fluctuating within the 90 to 915 range. This kind of market condition is actually very suitable for high sell and low buy operations. Of course, if you have patience to wait for the range to be broken, that's also fine.
Let's also look at the popularity of Chinese MEME coins; it's really burning hot. Many KOLs are now shouting every day that a crash is inevitable next week, but the question is, what's the basis for this judgment? How can they be so certain? To put it simply, the old saying still applies—predicting the market is often more prone to pitfalls than trading itself. Instead of listening to these claims, it's better to observe the actual market performance.