At this time, those who warn of risks are indeed more annoying than those who shout about 100k or 150k. There’s nothing to be done; having been in the crypto space for many years, during such madness, or it may continue for a few more days. Most people have already been misled by their emotions.

Indeed, from a long-term perspective, looking at the daily and weekly charts, BTC has a good shape. Moreover, there’s the favorable news of Trump being elected. Many people will take a gamble and jump in. However, my market logic has already indicated that we have reached a risk zone. It is time to reduce positions on highs. If you are trading contracts, you can also consider entering with a small position now.

Risks mostly arise when the shape is good, suddenly dropping, catching many people off guard. The small cycles have diverged, and the upward momentum is actually weakening. Divergence can still lead to upward movement, but the risks are increasingly high.

Indeed, in these past days, good news has been constant. It may go higher. But most people who incur significant losses are not in a bear market; they are caught in a mad surge, as greed can blind your eyes.

For altcoins, it is really important to reduce positions on highs; even if you do not reduce positions, you should be prepared to set movable stop losses and lock in profits.

At this time, calling out risks can block people's paths to wealth. The extreme fear of entering the market has not yet arrived. This is not the time for long positions or to enter spot trades.

It may be easy to stop loss, but taking profits is indeed very difficult. Because we are here to make money in this market. If you want me to take profits at 75,000, what if it rises to 80,000? Aren't you cutting off my path to wealth? In this market, risks and opportunities coexist. No one will be responsible for your USDT. Ultimately, the decision is still yours.

Really, don’t get too high. Those shorting also face risks because you cannot place orders at the very peak; you need to be prepared for the risk of being stuck. You can only control your position well. Anyone who comes to this market to gamble big, to determine life and death, even if you win once, there will always come a day when you will blow up and go to zero. In the crypto world, as long as you don’t leave, as long as your gambling addiction for contracts doesn’t stop, and you often consume in large doses, there will always be a time when it will backfire. Contracts are not a gambling tool; they are just a way of trading. I have never dared to predict that BTC will rise to 80k, 90k, or 100k, because I am not the one putting up the money or pulling the market. Speaking like this, could it be considered bragging?