This is how the world is, the poor get poorer, and the rich get richer.
Many people in the currency circle are middle class. They don't play contracts or rarely play contracts. They only focus on spot trading. The first thing they consider is some mainstream ones. They roll over positions repeatedly and have good returns in a year. If they are trapped, they can drink tea and travel around. They don't have to worry about their coins going to zero, unless they encounter a sudden plunge in a dark horse like Luna, which will make their accounts cleared.
Sometimes I wonder if it is a wrong choice for us to focus on contracts.
However, due to the small amount of funds in hand, we have to take a gamble once, but the reality is very skinny. Every time we expect to get rich, we always blow up our positions.
Now I am staring at some rising versions of the copycats. I feel that every time they rise a lot today, they fall tomorrow, fall back to the original place, and then create a new low.
Can copycats really not have a pattern?
Compared with cow, pnut, and lunc, which I am more optimistic about, I don’t know where I am optimistic about him and why I am optimistic about him.
On the contrary, the mainstream of my bearish view is extremely stubborn. The price of Bitcoin has never fallen below 90,000 after several declines, and the same is true for .sol and bnb.
Perhaps the next round will come soon, and January may not be a good opportunity to go long.
Many people are looking forward to Trump's inauguration, believing that it will bring good news, and the long bulls are looking forward to this day.
However, the historical trend is difficult to predict. In this market, good news is equal to bad news.
So I think there is a high probability that the market will fluctuate sideways between 90-98 in January.
But I firmly believe that the higher the price is, the easier it is to sell, especially when the sentiment is finally raised. The dog dealer will not let the sentiment be neglected so quickly, because their chips have not yet been realized.
If the price of the raised chips is absorbed by the dog dealer, then the average price between 108,000 and 52,000/55,000 is the holding cost price of the dog dealer.
If it is lower than this price and does not rebound, it proves that the dog dealer has already sold most of the goods.