Every bull market is like this. Didn't the bull market of 20 years experience this?

BTC rises first, attracting a lot of funds. When it reaches over 30,000, its market share reaches about 70%. At this point, altcoins start to surge wildly.

At first, everyone complains about altcoins every day: BTC rises while altcoins fall, BTC is sideways while altcoins fall, BTC falls and altcoins continue to follow.

If you truly have the ability to see the problem from a global perspective, then when the market share is low, exchange all funds for BTC, and then when BTC rises to 80,000 or 90,000, exchange back to those altcoins that haven't risen.

But 95% of people do not have this ability, and I am certainly no exception.

So rather than complaining daily and showcasing one’s incompetence, it’s better to review and strive for a better perspective in the next bull market.

Got a bit greedy, I originally planned for a wave in the afternoon and another in the evening, but unexpectedly the usual crashed in the afternoon, and someone rushed to take my yt.

The first transaction in the afternoon was at the peak...

I bought 420,000 dollars and basically sold back the principal, giving away 350,000 usual.... almost doubled.

Next, the money-making opportunities that are in your mouth can be solved in a few words:

1) Bitcoin will definitely adjust when it reaches the 100,000 mark, and it is expected to take several months.

2) BTC's ultimate goal next year is 180,000 US dollars.

3) There will be a phased market for altcoins, with a drop and a rise.

4) Choose RWA, L1, AI, and MEME. Don't touch the others.

5) In the following tracks, if the weekly chart is horizontal and straight, just go all-in.

In the next article, I will talk about why the slowdown in interest rate cuts will not affect BTC to 180,000 US dollars.

This year, the three new coins ACT, Neiro, and Pnut have fallen badly. They have fallen one after another without any rebound. It is too difficult to get back the money.

In September, I invested in the meme coin DOGS of the Telegram ecosystem. I was trapped for more than two months. I finally waited for the return, but I changed to the leading AI meme coin ACT, and I was trapped again.

It's like just getting out of the wolf's den and falling into the tiger's den.

This market is really tormenting.

It won't rise, and when it falls, it makes your heart unbearable. So what should you buy? The answer is Bitcoin.

Ordinary people should stop dreaming about getting rich in the crypto world; it's genuinely hard to achieve. It's better to manage your finances honestly; reliable staking options are quite popular right now.

I won't mention YT or anything, but how about a more stable P2P? Or directly invest in staking stablecoins from their official website.

Don't think about being smarter than others; everything is calculated back and forth, and you need to recognize your positioning.

Recently, meme coins have dropped significantly.

The characteristic of memes is that they rise quickly, but don't forget they also drop just as fast.

The hot money in the market is running back and forth; if something is not listed, no one pays attention, and new things will attract it away.

Who are the people playing with meme coins? Those who entered early run away quickly, or those who follow market trends.

Talking about beliefs with these people is basically futile.

Those who can hold onto memes are those who entered at low costs; they aren't afraid of casual drops, of course, not like you ordinary folks.

I think those who can play meme coins on Binance should wait a bit before playing. Otherwise, you'll just be left behind, running after the trends.

It's either a life of continuous PVP.

So what should we do now?

If you regret it after the fall, I suggest you print out the four words "Do not speculate on coins" and hang it in your study to remind yourself.

The rest should be to buy the dip, lay flat if you must, after all, Trump hasn't officially taken office yet.

If the market is really going to do this, just to rise for a month and then cut me off, I'll accept it.

Work hard to earn; if you lose, there's nothing you can do, after all, you've already entered and must accept it.

Yesterday I bet on Binance Alpha Phase 2 again; I guessed several coins would rise the day before yesterday, but ended up not buying yesterday.

I only bought WHY and RIF. I missed the 6 o'clock buy for WHY; the points that rose earlier all retraced. RIF rose a dozen points; I really lost my mind and didn't sell in time, thinking it would take off, but it dropped back again, and I ended up selling at the original price.

However, I sold fuel0.1 quickly on Bitget. Unfortunately, I only had one account, and I ended up with 270 dollars for a meal.

I didn't do much else.

I hope there will be a rebound during the day today.

It is really difficult to judge the current trend of altcoins; most are in a bearish state.

Currently, SOL is the leader of this bull market, with a larger increase than BTC, and even much stronger than Ethereum. However, the SOL/BTC exchange rate has now fallen below support, and the performance of meme coins on the chain is also very poor.

Looking at the leaders of meme coins like PEPE, DOGE, PNUT, and ACT, they are basically all in a bearish state. My suggestion is that if you have positions in altcoins, it's best to reduce your holdings and not add too much; be prepared defensively.

Currently, you can continue to hold some BTC spot, although BTC may fluctuate between 90,000 and 110,000. However, if it pulls back to 90,000, altcoins might crash again, with declines possibly reaching 30%. If BTC's pullback is more than just that, the risk for altcoins will be even greater.

Right now, the weakest in the market may be the meme coins under the BTC, TON, and SOL ecosystems? So, stop FOMOing, calm down, and observe the situation before making any decisions.

I previously mentioned that a characteristic of this bull market is that the period from March to September this year is part of the bull market cycle, but looking at the performance of altcoins, many have not risen broadly, making it impossible to grasp the rotation of sectors. Therefore, when the market experiences a major pullback, the performance of altcoins will only worsen.

Overall, we still need to survive; don’t be eliminated by the market too quickly... So, I am now choosing to significantly reduce my positions in altcoins.

I wish everyone can make a lot of money!