Bullish trend, buying on dips is not a bad idea, right? It suddenly spikes and then wakes up to rise.

Bullish trend, do not short, go long when the price drops, because a sudden spike will pull it up, depending on your position management and entry point allocation. A higher-level approach is to have a plan for increasing positions and exit strategies.

BTC's current level of 87,000 is a short-term support, with a strong support range between 85,000 and 84,000, and breaking below 81,500 will lead to a bearish trend (not counting spikes).

ETH is not as strong as Bitcoin due to the continuous decline in exchange rates and has the characteristics of an altcoin. It can only be compared to Bitcoin's price, but if we have to pinpoint levels, let's focus on the support strength at 3,200 and 3,100.

Doge has risen to the resistance level of 0.35U from three years ago, and in the short term, it can only be positioned at 0.28 (or 0.27+). For example, if it hits that, selling all at 0.33 can yield a profit of about 20%. Don't always argue with me; I just ask, isn't this much better than losing money and being stuck? I will pay close attention to this coin.

Wld is not considered a garbage coin, but it is on the fringes; I won't buy it unless it is below 2.1U, and I won't look at it.

Ordi and fet have been consistently profitable; do not increase positions until the target is reached, just execute according to the plan. #BTC 👉返佣