Don't be blindly optimistic, evaluate and execute strategies

I usually divide my bottom-fishing funds into two parts, half for the left side and half for the right side;

The left side means buying more as prices fall, and stopping when reaching my psychological limit, while the right side waits for upward momentum or for higher highs and higher lows, buying on the pullbacks.

Instead of not buying when prices drop, and rushing in when it rises a few points like yesterday, which makes it easy to get repeatedly cut.

$BTC and altcoin trends are diverging, but overall, the crypto market still relies on Bitcoin; if Bitcoin doesn’t strengthen, the sustainability of altcoin rallies is uncertain; you can interpret this as a rebound from overselling, or as institutional funds controlling the average cost of chips.

Bottoming out waiting for Bitcoin → Bitcoin hasn’t dropped yet → Bitcoin has dropped → following the drop → Bitcoin hasn’t reached the bottom yet → altcoins rally to defend prices and wait.

However, last night's rally gave me a clear sense that the funds in altcoins are getting a bit restless.

I believe: the market is generally still in a state of fluctuation, just moving towards a better direction.

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