The way of thinking in a bull market when you wake up every day:

In a bull market, you should adjust your traditional mindset of rises and falls, understanding that a bull market is not a temporary trend, but a phase of upward movement.

You should give up the idea of shorting and avoid being dragged down by counter-trend thinking. Even if prices may have pullbacks, the overall trend remains upward.

Some may ask why the bulls continue to profit, does it mean they will keep making money?

Think about it, the spot price has fallen tenfold from the top, and many retail investors are cutting losses at the lows, which gives the market enough room for a rebound.

The current rise is not 'irrational', but rather the market has digested a large amount of selling pressure from before, and is now starting to move upward.

The current price target has reached 80,000, and may subsequently challenge key resistance levels of 82,500, 84,800, and so on. When these resistance levels are reached, there may be a short-term pullback, and we can appropriately reduce positions and wait for the next opportunity.

There is no fixed script in a bull market, do not be obsessed with every pullback to support levels; you can buy on dips and patiently hold long positions.

Be flexible in responding to price fluctuations near resistance levels, and understand the possibility of continuing to rise after consolidation; enjoy the market along with the trend.

The 15-minute support level below is between 79,600 and 79,100, and the 2-hour support level is between 77,150 and 76,650.

The key resistance levels above are between 84,800 and 85,600; pay attention to these positions to place orders during the day!