BTC reached the target of 106000! Wow, after struggling all night, it finally broke the new high this morning and surged to the target of 106000 predicted yesterday. ETH also broke 4000, but in terms of percentage gains, the recommendation to chase SOL last night had the highest return, while ETH and BTC were similar. Overall, there were some small gains. Struggling repeatedly before significant resistance levels has its benefits; the longer the struggle, the smoother the breakout afterwards. What to do now? Since we've reached the predetermined target, of course, we should reduce our positions according to the plan, and take profits if it's time to do so. A small portion can be kept to see what happens next, as there is still some upward space expected, especially for ETH and SOL. Note: Yesterday I mentioned the target near 106000, and at the target, you can reduce your position or take all profits, but that does not mean to open a short position! Those are two different matters. As for whether there are new opportunities to open long positions now, there are none! Absolutely none! What were you doing a few days ago? What were you doing last night? I called for buying for several days, and last night even provided a high-risk strategy for chasing the breakout. You need to learn to take a break; good trading opportunities are not that many or that frequent, and trading too much makes it easier to make mistakes. ----- Well, it's not that there are no opportunities: first, you can explore if there are any lagging varieties, and you can play with a small position; what they are, I don't know, I've only focused on BTC and a few major coins. Second, wait for the market to move, and see if there are good retracement positions to go long. I'll sort it out later; you can pay attention to future messages. At least I'll remind you in advance about BTC's key and turning points; it's worth referencing, so keeping an eye on it won't hurt. #BTC重回关键位置后走势 $BTC
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