Don't be blindly optimistic; strategies require patience, and execution must be steady.

My bottom-fishing typically divides into two parts of capital: half for the left side and the other half for the right side.

The left side means buying whenever there's a drop, until the price falls to a level I can bear. The right side involves entering when the market shows signs of rebound, or waiting for the price to create higher tops and bottoms before entering on a pullback.

The important thing is not to wait to buy when the price drops, then rush in after it rises a few points. Doing so can easily lead to being repeatedly cut by the market.

BTC and altcoin trends are somewhat diverging, but overall, the crypto market still revolves around BTC. If BTC isn't strong, we have to question how long the rise of altcoins can last. It can be understood as a rebound from an oversold condition or as capital controlling the average cost of chips. Where has BTC dropped to? If it has bottomed out, just wait for it; if it hasn't reached its bottom, altcoins might pull up prices first to prevent a severe drop.

However, the surge last night made me feel that capital in altcoins is starting to move a bit.

Overall, the market is still fluctuating, but it may soon head in a positive direction.

With six years of experience in the crypto circle, I share insights on contract and spot trading. Feel free to click my avatar for consultation, and let's improve together!