Is this the life of all cryptocurrency traders? Staying up late, watching the market. Being trapped, feeling frustrated. Losing money, facing liquidation, feeling disoriented, mindset collapsing. Self-doubt, living every day oscillating between getting rich and facing liquidation. Most people withdraw from social interaction, constantly fantasizing, with fluctuating mental states, especially men, who experience a decline in function and poor relationships. Unable to get up in the morning, unable to sleep at night, it feels like gambling with one's life. I wonder if you are like this? Recently, the market has been consolidating at a high level with intense fluctuations. Yesterday, the four-hour chart displayed sharp spikes up and down. At one moment, laughter erupted as the price approached 100,000, and at another moment, tears were shed as 80,000 proved not to be the bottom. The life of retail investors seems to be tightly controlled by the whales. As of today, the daily chart remains in a consolidation and fluctuation pattern, but special attention should be paid to the support at the middle Bollinger Band, with strong support around 94,000 below. If it effectively breaks down, we will look for the next trend support near the lifeline of 87,000. Recently, it is not advised to go long. It is also not recommended for spot cycle players to enter the market at this time. Although many old coins are experiencing crazy surges, any time of rapid increase is not a reason to buy. However, if you are doing very short-term trading, you can buy and sell based on patterns, as long as you set stop losses. On the four-hour chart, the rebound is weak, and the volume is decreasing. Currently, it is at the lower Bollinger Band, and the bullish strength is feeble. From a pattern perspective, the probability of continuing a downward correction is much higher. Stay patient; sometimes lying flat is also a way to preserve life. Do not demand that you trade every day; making money is the goal, not losing money or being trapped. The three-day chart pattern shows a continuous decline from a high level, and the MACD has also formed a dead cross at a high level. In the past, every time this pattern appeared, there would be a certain level of correction. Risks are silently approaching. Money is not earned all at once, but it can be lost all at once. Sometimes, watching from the sidelines and maintaining stillness to respond to changes is a good strategy. Although the U.S. stock market has recently surged and has consistently broken previous highs, remember that American retail investors are just like those in China. They chase highs and sell on dips. The whales surge and plummet to harvest retail investors. Sometimes we go with the flow. But one thing remains, the bull market is still ongoing; if there is a correction, it is normal. There are just some times that are window periods, requiring us to patiently wait for opportunities. Control your hands, and you have already won over 90% of the people.