From the liquidation distribution map, it can be seen that many people are still trying to catch the bottom, so the market may not immediately show a V-shaped reversal. The main players will wash out these bottom-fishing funds until they are no longer easily entering the market.
Last time, when the price fell to 90500, the bulls were completely washed out, and then the market quickly rebounded. This time, the rise is slower, so a gradual bottom-fishing strategy must be adopted: buy a little on small dips, do not buy when it is stable, and buy a lot when there is a big drop. Bottom-fishing during a crash is a much safer strategy than chasing highs. As long as one believes that the overall trend is upward, patiently waiting for a correction will suffice.
High-leverage trading is equivalent to gambling; the best practice is to place orders on the left side to catch the bottom and patiently wait for market fluctuations, because being anxious will not yield results.
