In recent days, market sentiment has started to ferment. It is often said that 'one upturn changes three perspectives'; if the market rebounds with a few bullish candles, someone will immediately declare that a bull market has arrived. Conversely, if one bearish candle does not change people's views, then after a few bearish candles, someone will shout, 'the bull market is over.'

In reality, things are always surprising. Continuous rises do not necessarily indicate that a bull market has arrived; the main players may be setting traps at high levels. Similarly, continuous declines do not mean a bear market has started; it might be that the main players are quietly collecting chips at low levels.

The key question is: is 98,000 high or low? Once you clarify this, you will know how to operate.

The market is flooded with various analyses and essays, and the cacophony of voices only serves to stir emotions. Those with unstable mentalities may rush to exit after making a small profit, even if they hold low-position chips. Most opportunities will ultimately be seized by those who are shrewd and calculating.

Everyone says that in a bull market you should 'hold tight', but no one tells you when to start holding, how long to hold, or what price to hold until. If you hold for several months and then realize you held incorrectly, what will you do? When should you sell? Without your own logic, just listening to others saying 'you should hold in a bull market' is not a remedy; it is likely poison.

Looking at January's trends, they are almost identical to the predictions at the beginning of the month. Now, just patiently wait for the altcoins to explode; there should be about 1-2 weeks left.