Don't mistake a pullback for a crash, because it can't really drop, a pullback is just an opportunity for you to go long. Last night around 64000, some people made money, some lost, and I deeply regret that, but I confidently tell you that whatever I lost, I will get back from the market, even more...

Under the stimulus of national and institutional buying frenzy, Bitcoin continues to hit new highs, boosted by the Trump effect. Bitcoin is expected to continue rising, currently just 23 points away from the 95000 mark, but I firmly believe that breaking through is just a matter of time, because 95000 is not my ultimate goal, after breaking through, is 98000 far away? The 100,000 mark is even closer...

Waking up again and it's V-shaped recovery, surprised or not, thrilling or not? I just want to say it's as expected, the recent market is like this, the US stock market opens and rallies, a pullback in the early hours, and the Asian market directly returns to V.

Another important point, if the US stock market is weak, Bitcoin is strong; if the US stock market is strong, Bitcoin is even stronger. How do you think it can drop further? In a bull market, during a pullback, which do you think is more stable, shorting or going long? Think from the other side, if you were the market maker, what would you do?

With the boost from national and institutional pairing, don't look at the technicals, just go long with the trend.

Go long in the 93600-94000 area, set your own target, and you can operate aggressively based on real-time market conditions.