Yesterday I was thinking about how this wave of $BTC will go next. I think there are two scenarios that are most likely to make retail investors die.
The first one:#BTCmade a healthy correction from yesterday's 65,000 position, and then continued to rush up, not only to pass 68,000, but also to touch 70,000, 73,000, and even challenge 75,000. During this rise, a large number of retail investors could not help but enter the market in hesitation, thinking that "the violent bull market has really started quietly", but as a result, the short climax ended in a flash crash, and a group of people were ruthlessly trapped at the top.
The second scenario: I think this scenario is more insidious. After#BTCstepped back from 65,000, it began to fluctuate sideways, tossing up and down, without breaking through or falling below. Now most people think that $BTC is unlikely to fall directly from here, so the longer this sideways fluctuation lasts, the more bulls will be unable to resist entering the market. For the main force, it is easier to fluctuate within a small range. When more and more people think that "a long sideways trend will inevitably rise", and think that $BTC has established a new support level, the main force will start to fall slowly and fall for a few days, attracting a group of people to think that this is a better opportunity to enter the market, and then - there is no pull-up, no breakthrough, and it starts to fall directly.
The above two scenarios are pure nonsense and do not contain any technical analysis at all. If it really happened, it would be a coincidence. Everyone should understand that everything the main force does is to trap more retail investors. They are not the children who send money, but the flood beasts who want to take away all the coins in your pocket.
