I still insist that without obvious bullish or bearish signals, thinking that a rise indicates bullishness and a fall indicates bearishness may not be correct.
Currently, there are indeed signs that the support is beginning to shift downward; this point was mentioned yesterday. Since we are currently in a liquidity lull, let's not focus on the shifting support for now and revisit this data once liquidity returns next week.
Overall, I have always emphasized that everything revolves around the trend cycle of BTC.
In a rising trend, if you believe that BTC will rise next, then you should buy and hold. A rising trend is definitely not smooth sailing: there will certainly be periods of extreme FOMO, high-level consolidation, followed by further rises, then high-level fluctuations, and finally a correction, marking the end of a rising trend.
When you feel the rising trend of BTC has ended, you can choose to sell. And right now, we can still look forward to Q1 of next year. So, we need to patiently wait through this temporary idle time.
