Brothers!!!

Attention!!!

Attention!!!

Attention!!!

I recently looked at some relevant news and sentiment, including the annualized rate of funding fees, etc. Overall, it is still within my expectations. My general direction remains unchanged. As I said on September 15, when the market diverges greatly and the cycle is about to come, it is a huge turning point. Whether this node is soaring or plummeting, it is what you call a support or pressure point for the future market. On the 15th, I clearly stated that I was bullish, and I directly increased my position on the day of the post.

Let me briefly talk about the current market! ! ! (For reference only)

The first type This position starts to strengthen with a small fluctuation above, and the lowest point will not even break 61900 (or slightly break without a real negative K) and start to strengthen and break today's new high of 64121.

This trend will directly lead to the acceleration of the weekly line to change and start to move upward, so the position where I cover my position again will be on the K line of the weekly line, so my cost price will become higher, which is a super strong trend.

The second is to return to 61000-64000 for a wide range of fluctuations, and there is a pattern of rising bottom of the fluctuation until October. This pattern can also be said to be a repair of the previous decline? Or repair the K line? Anyway, it doesn't matter. Among them, you can find opportunities to enter the market and increase your spot positions.

Whether it is the first or the second, my direction is mainly bullish, but I just wait for it to break through and oscillate above before buying or wait for it to pull back and oscillate out of the pattern before buying.

Today I also acted as an analyst

The first trend is likely to come out tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.

Personally, I prefer or even prefer the second trend, in which my cost price can be lower. This is the intervention of my personal emotions, but how the market moves can only be seen step by step, and it is enough to be prepared.

Some people asked me what to do if it keeps going down, to 59,000, or to 57,000?

I just want to say that you are right. No one can predict the market. We can only do high-probability events. My current understanding is that the bull market is coming. This is a high-probability event. Maybe I will be wrong, but I will also pay for my mistakes, which means I will lose so much money that I am numb!

For reference only