Recently, market sentiment has begun to fluctuate. It's often said that 'one upturn changes three views'; if the market rebounds slightly with a few bullish candles, there will immediately be calls of 'the bull market has arrived.'

Conversely, when a few bearish candles do not change the majority's perspective, someone will shout 'the bull market is over.'

However, reality is often unexpected. Continuous gains do not necessarily indicate the arrival of a bull market; the main players could be trapping the market at high levels. Likewise, continuous declines do not equal the beginning of a bear market; instead, they might be quietly accumulating at low levels.

The key question is whether the 98000 we discussed yesterday is a high point or a low point. Clarifying this issue will help you understand how to operate next.

The market is filled with various analyses and opinions, and the cacophony of voices can easily disturb sentiment.

Those with unstable mindsets tend to rush to exit after making a small profit.

Real opportunities are often seized by those with rich experience.

Many people say to 'hold' during a bull market, but when exactly should you start holding, and for how long? No one will give you a clear answer.

What if you hold for a few months and then realize it was a mistake? What price level should you hold to, until when, and when should you sell? Many people feel lost.

Without a clear judgment logic of your own, listening to others say 'you should hold during a bull market' may not be the cure; instead, it could be poison.

From January's trend, it almost aligns with the predictions made at the beginning of the month.

Now, you just need to patiently wait for the explosion of altcoins; opportunities are expected in about 1-2 weeks.