BTC has only made a normal correction, while altcoins are crying out in despair. Although there isn't blood flowing in the streets, those who bought at a high are definitely anxious.
In this circle, everyone only wakes up after suffering losses, being deceived, crying, and feeling pain; only then will they truly respect the market.
These past few days have really been tough, facing criticism, saying it's risky. Altcoins should take profits when they can, and reduce positions when necessary. But really, the pressure is immense; it feels like saying there's risk is cutting off someone else's source of income, severing their lifeline. I'm not someone who revels in others' misfortunes. In this circle, as an old player, I fell into personal traps, and the manipulator's personal tactics. This surge can be considered witnessing history, and it has exceeded my understanding. I have been making profits for several months, supporting my family, but this month I also took a hit. I don't blame others; it's my own lack of understanding that I acknowledge.
However, I have never doubted my market analysis logic; emotional indicators must be the final indicators. This time I understand that delays can be so long, and I will pay attention next time. In this market, extreme greed means extreme risk. Although it may come late, it will definitely be fulfilled.
Currently, it seems that BTC will not experience a catastrophic drop for the time being, but risks are always present. My perspective is limited; a few days ago, I already said, BTC, do not go long. It's better to lie flat; lying flat can also save your life.
A surge is never the right time to enter; a crash is.
The more extreme the emotions extend this time, the more likely a similar crash will occur in the future.
I dare not say I'm bearish; I just mention there are risks, and I'm being forcefully labeled as a bear. But when the risk patterns appear, I have to remind you.
Recently, I wanted to share some technical things, but later realized that after the surge, everyone becomes an expert, a master; it's better to just stop. No one is interested in candlesticks, indicators, drawing lines, human nature, or news. In front of capital, everything else is insignificant.
In this circle, everyone is just trying to make a living. Don't be a know-it-all; trade your own coins, let others handle their own matters, and let the heavens handle what they will.
Anyway, in this circle, no one's skills are invincible; everyone is looking at the market through their own theoretical framework. If you like someone, say more; if you don't, just leave it.
Everyone should make more money, and I will just take responsibility for clapping.