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Is the main force unable to continue the performance? The bears are probably losing steam too?
I don't know how many retail investors have been misled to exit, especially those who were induced to short contracts.
Bitcoin suddenly surged to 70,000, shocking, right? The market always feels like it's at its peak, and the main force joins in the hype, resulting in everyone rushing to short.
For more than half a year, everyone has gotten used to shorting on rebounds; it's hard to change that mindset. Even if Bitcoin breaks the 70,000 mark, there are still people fixated on the shorts.
Next, those bears might just become the driving force behind the market's rise.
But when I say this, there will definitely be people mumbling: So what if Bitcoin rises, other coins are still stagnant, and my account is still in the red, it has nothing to do with me.
Some people even bring out data to compare: The first time Bitcoin hit 70,000, Ethereum was 4000; the second time 70,000, Ethereum was 3900; the third time 70,000, Ethereum was 3300; and this time Bitcoin is again at 70,000, Ethereum is only 2500.
What does this data want to show? Bitcoin is soaring while Ethereum and altcoins are struggling?
Warren Buffett has a saying: When buying stocks, don’t just stare at the stock prices going up and down; you should look more at whether the stock is worth that price.
Recently, I plan to ambush a potential coin that is about to explode, doubling is quite simple, and I am also preparing to find some potential coins to hold until the end of the year, expecting a growth space of over 10 times is not a problem. If you want to keep up, follow, and share freely.
