Vamos falar sobre o BTC.Se o Bitcoin quiser ultrapassar 100.000 desta vez, ou os dados de entrada do ETF serão muito altos e atingirão um recorde. A segunda situação é o plano de investimento em Bitcoin da Microsoft por volta de 10 de dezembro. ser estável. Sim, a última empresa de microestratégia comprou 4,6 bilhões de Bitcoins. Se a Microsoft passar desta vez, o valor não será muito menor.
. Em segundo lugar, na verdade, todos também descobriram que no Bitcoin, os imitadores não acompanham a ascensão do Bitcoin, e os imitadores não acompanham o declínio do Bitcoin. Na verdade, este é o estágio de sangramento, e a liquidez voltou lentamente ao nível. mercado de imitadores, recentemente muitos imitadores começaram a O surgimento, incluindo o desempenho de nossa emboscada, também foi muito rápido. Mesmo que o Bitcoin estivesse se ajustando em um nível alto, os imitadores não o seguiram. para assumir.
Then there’s not much to say about Bitcoin; MicroStrategy's cost is around 88k, so it held up during the last dip at 90k. Yesterday, they bought BTC for 1.5 billion at an average price of around 95k. So now that there is significant support, there’s nothing more to watch. Bitcoin will rise in the future. Additionally, for those holding Bitcoin, I previously notified to reduce positions by 20% when it broke 100k. This specifically refers to Bitcoin holdings, not altcoins. We come to the crypto market to make money; we can’t just buy but must know when to sell. It’s not about selling everything; selling 20% is enough, and the remainder can be held.
Next, let’s talk about Ethereum. The Ethereum ETF surpassed Bitcoin's ETF inflow last Friday, which is actually a signal: Bitcoin is getting more expensive, and only institutions can play with it, and the price increase is not significant. Therefore, the target is set on Ethereum. There’s also a major positive for Ethereum next year, which is Trump's policy easing upon taking office, allowing the Ethereum ETF staking function to emerge. At that time, Ethereum will be very strong because institutions will stake their ETFs, and the staking interest will belong to them. If Ethereum is strong, altcoins will be even stronger.
Then let's talk about altcoins; there will be altcoin ETFs launched next year, and SOL should be the next one. So we previously notified some people to hold long-term SOL around 110, and now we have only released the principal. For the other sectors, we are currently doing more swing trading. We will notify when to reduce positions for direct operations and when to hold long-term. Additionally, position control is maintained. Currently, we are still separating long-term and swing trades, and it won't be chaotic. We always set stop-losses for our trades. We have recorded videos as well; make sure not to get deeply trapped. The market is getting better, and our returns should increase!
Okay, there’s nothing else, we patiently wait for the performance of our holdings, hoping this bull market will yield a satisfactory result!
On the 5th of this month, there will be non-farm payrolls, on the 11th there will be CPI, and at the end of the month, there’s Christmas. Macroeconomic data is likely to develop positively. We must be cautious about Christmas on the 25th, as it's the Western equivalent of the Spring Festival. Generally, institutions and whales calculate annualized rates for marketing purposes. So once the annualized rate is determined, these institutions will start to cash out. But don’t be afraid; they won’t sell too much. At this time, people will compare it to last Christmas. Last Christmas didn’t see much adjustment, but this time is different. Just looking at the closing price of Bitcoin in November, it rose nearly 50%. Don’t forget the institutions and whales that entered at the bottom, so their profits magnify the selling pressure. Just like Bitcoin's recent dip near 100k, it started to adjust because institutions were switching hands for swing trades, which is normal.
So what should we do?
If you bought altcoins close to Christmas, or if your swing trades haven’t performed by around the 20th of Christmas week, I suggest you can swap them out for USDT or sell them off to avoid some risk!
If you're in profit, it's simple, just lock in the profit and don’t ride the roller coaster.
Long-term positions are unaffected because after Christmas, we will welcome our New Year and Spring Festival. Typically, during these holidays, the market rallies quite strongly. Christmas only causes temporary selling pressure, just be careful not to ride the roller coaster.
Finally, I want to share a technique that can help you hold onto your investments, including why swing trading and long-term investing should be separated!
First of all, the overall trend is certainly upward. Currently, most of my strategies are generally swing trades, allowing everyone to have some operational feel and also teaching everyone how to reduce positions, as many people don’t know how to sell. So I tell everyone that if you bought altcoins that have risen 50%, selling 30% is not a problem because no one has infinite bullets. When you reduce positions, you can buy the next one. Of course, it's better if the remaining base can double afterward. Pulling out the principal makes for a zero-cost position, and you won’t panic when the market adjusts. The initial 10x gains from Pepe were made through this kind of operation, but many people want 10x or 5x coins; can you really hold on to them? Without some operations, you won’t be able to hold on.
Second, I consistently check market data every morning, such as the inflow and outflow data for BTC and ETH ETFs. Currently, the only thing affecting the altcoin trend is Ethereum. So today, with Ethereum ETF data flowing out, I must warn of the risk because inflow indicates new capital entering, while outflow means institutions are switching hands for swing trades, which will affect the trend, but it's only temporary. This morning, I saw Ethereum had outflows. (PS: Today's ETH data is normally flowing in, and some friends reminded me that the data was delayed. So the ETF data should be checked later for accuracy!) I must remind everyone not to chase high prices. When swing trades reach a profit point, reduce accordingly. I’ve seen too many people who are reluctant to reduce their positions and end up riding the roller coaster. Of course, if you're holding long-term, you don’t need to do anything because it only affects the short-term market. Today, ONDO also surged. For those who had positions earlier, I suggested they release their principal profits to continue holding. This is the difference between long-term and swing trading; I hope everyone understands.
Finally, I am currently focusing more on swing trading. For long-term holdings like WIF at an average price of 2.1 that I advised everyone to hold, when asked if they can enter long-term buying, I really don’t dare to risk letting you ride the roller coaster. So in my trading system, there’s currently no position to enter long-term; we just have to wait.
Just like DASH, I told everyone to buy at 35, and currently, there’s a 65% profit. I’ve also reduced positions by 30%. The potential for doubling later is the same if you can hold long-term; do you understand? So I will try to respond to any issues in the comments, and if there’s something I can’t explain, I will respond separately. If you find my thoughts and rhythm helpful, give me a thumbs up!
Let’s talk about BTC; Bitcoin’s attempt to break 100k relies on either a very high ETF inflow, reaching a historical high, or the Microsoft Bitcoin investment plan around December 10th. Once this Microsoft plan is approved, it will likely stabilize the price. The last MicroStrategy bought 4.6 billion in Bitcoin, and this time, if Microsoft goes through, the volume won’t be small.
Secondly, it seems that people have noticed that Bitcoin is rising while altcoins are not following, and when Bitcoin falls, altcoins also do not follow. This is actually during a bleeding phase; liquidity is slowly returning to the altcoin market. Therefore, many altcoins are starting to emerge, including those we have been laying low on, and they are performing quickly. Even if Bitcoin is in a high-level adjustment, altcoins are not following, which is a good sign as Ethereum begins to gain traction.
Then there’s not much to say about Bitcoin; MicroStrategy's cost is around 88k, so it held up during the last dip at 90k. Yesterday, they bought BTC for 1.5 billion at an average price of around 95k.
So now that there is significant support, there’s nothing more to watch. Bitcoin will rise in the future. Additionally, for those holding Bitcoin, I previously notified to reduce positions by 20% when it broke 100k. This specifically refers to Bitcoin holdings, not altcoins. We come to the crypto market to make money; we can’t just buy but must know when to sell. It’s not about selling everything; selling 20% is enough, and the remainder can be held.
Next, let’s talk about Ethereum. The Ethereum ETF surpassed Bitcoin's ETF inflow last Friday, which is actually a signal: Bitcoin is getting more expensive, and only institutions can play with it, and the price increase is not significant. Therefore, the target is set on Ethereum. There’s also a major positive for Ethereum next year, which is Trump's policy easing upon taking office, allowing the Ethereum ETF staking function to emerge. At that time, Ethereum will be very strong because institutions will stake their ETFs, and the staking interest will belong to them. If Ethereum is strong, altcoins will be even stronger.
Then let’s talk about altcoins; there will be altcoin ETFs launched next year, and SOL should be the next one. So we previously notified some people to hold long-term SOL around 110, and now we have only released the principal. For the other sectors, we are currently doing more swing trading. We will notify when to reduce positions for direct operations and when to hold long-term.
Additionally, position control is maintained. Currently, we are still separating long-term and swing trades, and it won't be chaotic. We always set stop-losses for our trades. We have recorded videos as well; make sure not to get deeply trapped. The market is getting better, and our returns should increase!
Okay, there’s nothing else, we patiently wait for the performance of our holdings, hoping this bull market will yield a satisfactory result!
On the 5th of this month, there will be non-farm payrolls, on the 11th there will be CPI, and at the end of the month, there’s Christmas. Macroeconomic data is likely to develop positively. We must be cautious about Christmas on the 25th, as it's the Western equivalent of the Spring Festival. Generally, institutions and whales calculate annualized rates for marketing purposes. So once the annualized rate is determined, these institutions will start to cash out. But don’t be afraid; they won’t sell too much. At this time, people will compare it to last Christmas. Last Christmas didn’t see much adjustment, but this time is different. Just looking at the closing price of Bitcoin in November, it rose nearly 50%. Don’t forget the institutions and whales that entered at the bottom, so their profits magnify the selling pressure. Just like Bitcoin's recent dip near 100k, it started to adjust because institutions were switching hands for swing trades, which is normal.
So what should we do?
If you bought altcoins close to Christmas, or if your swing trades haven’t performed by around the 20th of Christmas week, I suggest you can swap them out for USDT or sell them off to avoid some risk!
If you're in profit, it's simple, just lock in the profit and don’t ride the roller coaster.
Long-term positions are unaffected because after Christmas, we will welcome our New Year and Spring Festival. Typically, during these holidays, the market rallies quite strongly. Christmas only causes temporary selling pressure, just be careful not to ride the roller coaster.
Finally, I want to share a technique that can help you hold onto your investments, including why swing trading and long-term investing should be separated!
First of all, the overall trend is certainly upward. Currently, most of my strategies are generally swing trades, allowing everyone to have some operational feel and also teaching everyone how to reduce positions, as many people don’t know how to sell. So I tell everyone that if you bought altcoins that have risen 50%, selling 30% is not a problem because no one has infinite bullets. When you reduce positions, you can buy the next one. Of course, it's better if the remaining base can double afterward. Pulling out the principal makes for a zero-cost position, and you won’t panic when the market adjusts. The initial 10x gains from Pepe were made through this kind of operation, but many people want 10x or 5x coins; can you really hold on to them? Without some operations, you won’t be able to hold on.
Second, I consistently check market data every morning, such as the inflow and outflow data for BTC and ETH ETFs. Currently, the only thing affecting the altcoin trend is Ethereum. So today, with Ethereum ETF data flowing out, I must warn of the risk because inflow indicates new capital entering, while outflow means institutions are switching hands for swing trades, which will affect the trend, but it's only temporary. This morning, I saw Ethereum had outflows. (PS: Today's ETH data is normally flowing in, and some friends reminded me that the data was delayed. So the ETF data should be checked later for accuracy!) I must remind everyone not to chase high prices. When swing trades reach a profit point, reduce accordingly. I’ve seen too many people who are reluctant to reduce their positions and end up riding the roller coaster. Of course, if you're holding long-term, you don’t need to do anything because it only affects the short-term market. Today, ONDO also surged. For those who had positions earlier, I suggested they release their principal profits to continue holding. This is the difference between long-term and swing trading; I hope everyone understands.
Finally, I am currently focusing more on swing trading. For long-term holdings like WIF at an average price of 2.1 that I advised everyone to hold, when asked if they can enter long-term buying, I really don’t dare to risk letting you ride the roller coaster. So in my trading system, there’s currently no position to enter long-term; we just have to wait.
Just like DASH, I told everyone to buy at 35, and currently, there’s a 65% profit. I’ve also reduced positions by 30%. The potential for doubling later is the same if you can hold long-term; do you understand? So I will try to respond to any issues in the comments, and if there’s something I can’t explain, I will respond separately. If you find my thoughts and rhythm helpful, give me a thumbs up!
