Brother, thank you so much. I just listened to your zen and had a bite of meat. Today I made a huge loss on the pancakes. I will never dare to trade when there’s not much volatility during the day again. Sigh.

Make a horse-drawn cannon prediction and just look at it rationally. You might not see this analysis elsewhere; I shared it in my friend group today. Just see if it helps you.

Currently, many people are waiting for a major drop. There is a pattern to the drop, but I personally feel that there won't be a significant drop for now. I'm not looking at a major decline. If Bitcoin ($BTC ) drops significantly, then the altcoin ($ETH ) will lead the plunge. In that case, the altcoin will be halved, and if it drops further, everyone knows this round is a bull market. A bull market is chaos for altcoins; if there's nothing left to play with in the altcoins, then there's nothing to play at all.

Additionally, you can observe Bitcoin's major drops each year. A major drop occurs once a quarter, like a sharp dip of ten thousand points, starting from ten thousand dollars. Recently, in August of the third quarter, Japan raised interest rates, and didn’t it cause a drop of ten thousand dollars? By the fourth quarter, at the beginning of December, didn’t Bitcoin rush to one hundred thousand dollars only to immediately face a sharp decline? It has already dropped significantly before. So, recently, I still see it as a fluctuation, oscillating from the last point of 92500 to the range of one hundred thousand dollars. As long as it doesn't break 92500, it will continue to fluctuate, making you feel like there are eight hundred directions each day. Only if it effectively breaks one hundred thousand and stands firm after a retest will a new offensive begin. Therefore, I really think everyone does not need to panic excessively. Just treat 92500 as a watershed and one hundred thousand as a watershed.

The image is for reference only, and I hope it helps you.