Don't be blindly optimistic; strategies require patience and steady execution.

My bottom fishing usually involves splitting the funds into two parts: one half for the left side and the other half for the right side.

The left side means buying whenever there is a drop, until the price falls to a level I can bear. The right side involves entering the market when signs of a rebound appear, or waiting for the price to create higher highs and lows before making an entry on a pullback.

Importantly, don't wait until the price drops to avoid buying, only to rush in after it has risen a few points. Doing so can easily lead to being repeatedly caught in market traps.

BTC and altcoins have shown some divergence, but overall, the crypto market still revolves around BTC. If BTC isn't strong, how long can the rise of altcoins last? It can be understood as a rebound from overselling or funds controlling the average cost of chips. Where has BTC dropped to? If it has hit the bottom, just wait for it; if it hasn't fallen to the right level yet, altcoins might pull the price up first to prevent too much of a drop.

However, that surge last night made me feel like the funds in altcoins are starting to move a bit.

Overall, the market is still in a consolidation phase, but it may be heading in a positive direction soon.