Now looking back at my top two articles, what are everyone's thoughts? The Paw Patrol from back then is long gone.

Today's article is pinned. Come back in 20 days to see if my prediction about the market at $BTC is correct. If you're reading this article today, congratulations, you've avoided a pitfall. First of all, everyone's psychological barrier is at 92000 right now. Once this level breaks, many influencers and KOLs will start to turn bearish, just like the image I posted below. This reflects retail investors' psychology. If you want to do well in the crypto space, technical skills are one aspect, but you also need to understand human nature. No need for more talk; the psychological barrier of 92000 is similar to when Bitcoin was struggling to break through 100,000. The 92000 level is lingering, not dropping; does that mean it won't fall? Of course, it will definitely drop, it just needs time to digest. Many people are waiting for it to break below 92000 to short, and if that's you, congratulations, you've fallen for it. The main force will push it up to 97000 or even 100,000, and you will be liquidated. Why? Because the main force is waiting for you to short, then pushes it up to 97000 or even 100,000, restoring many people's confidence, causing them to start longing again. The main force will catch you off guard with a big drop, and your long position will get liquidated again. Looking back, your overall direction wasn't wrong; it did drop, but you lost your position. This is how the main force plays with retail investors. I've seen this type of market many times, and I think it's necessary to remind everyone today: do not operate recklessly. Don't make a move until the right position, and definitely avoid high-leverage contracts. If you really want to open a contract, short in batches between 97000 and 101000, aiming for 85000. I don't know if it can go to 77000; I'm not a fortune teller, but I know that if it reaches 77000, I will go all in, it's that simple. Another reminder: a rebound is just your chance to escape; if you're stuck, hurry up and get out.