Your point is clear. Bitcoin is indeed showing a clear upward trend, constantly refreshing the highs, and the lows are gradually rising each time. It has broken through the previous downward trend line and the price has reached $68,500.

The most critical question now is whether Bitcoin can stabilize at the current price. If it cannot stabilize, then buying at a high price may buy at the highest point.

You personally think that it is safe to hold the spot of various currencies, but if you are chasing highs through contracts, it is recommended to wait for Bitcoin to break through further before adding positions.

Although you are optimistic about the prospects of Bitcoin, you do not plan to chase the rise now. Because you have been bullish from $50,000 to $67,000 and have been actively advocating, you think you have made a lot of profits. You plan to wait until Bitcoin confirms that it has broken through the $70,000 or even $74,000 mark before chasing it, and then further bullish it to $90,000.

You suggest that you wait and see for now. It doesn't matter if you miss a small part of the increase, but it will be very dangerous if you encounter a pullback after entering the market at a high point.

As for the long orders of Bitcoin, you mentioned that you recommended buying around $66,200 yesterday, and your own order price was $66,455, but the price only fell to $66,666 before stopping. You speculated that this might be an order placed by a big investor. For those who have already bought according to this strategy, you suggest that they keep paying attention.