$BTC
The ultimate destination is the big coin and Ether. This round of making money mainly comes from the mainstream, not the so-called “shanzhai.” The BTC 788 long—set the stop-loss at 778. In this move upward, the profit-taking positions that should be closed are already closing; this isn’t driven by sentiment. It’s been trading sideways for days—so keep going at it next. Buying dips for longs is perfectly fine.
As for Ether: they say it’s not good—longing all the way up from 1850. Keep going long from 2490 as well. Stops can be 2450/2430. Targets: 2530/2550/2580—actually, the next resistance level is around 2750, so it depends on how you decide.
Hype has hit new highs. Next, moving into compliance mode for the old Americans—breaking 100 could directly run to 125 isn’t impossible. Pullbacks and then going long is fine. As for breaking out, this is how to do it—high risk/reward. Going forward, 150/200 isn’t out of the question. Choosing where funds and the capital markets go won’t be wrong.
Sui: this rebound isn’t very ideal. The current 0.75 coin is still pretty heavy. Good projects have capital-operations behind them. It’s not just me who knows—old veterans (old long-time investors) know it too. The risk/reward is still very high. If you set up a position (stash/lay in), it’ll be OK.
Dogecoin lately has had relatively low volatility, which is suitable for large funds as a long-term target. In the short term, the volatility is small—you need an event or some news to provide momentum. Long-term players basically already hold it; with small funds, if there’s no movement, they naturally won’t choose it.
Summary: Currently, for BTC and Ether—big-cap altcoins—pullbacks for longs are fine. The direction can’t be wrong. Choose well over just work harder. (Binance new user rebate code: KJ888; if you follow my invite, there’s a strategy-push service.)
The ultimate destination is the big coin and Ether. This round of making money mainly comes from the mainstream, not the so-called “shanzhai.” The BTC 788 long—set the stop-loss at 778. In this move upward, the profit-taking positions that should be closed are already closing; this isn’t driven by sentiment. It’s been trading sideways for days—so keep going at it next. Buying dips for longs is perfectly fine.
As for Ether: they say it’s not good—longing all the way up from 1850. Keep going long from 2490 as well. Stops can be 2450/2430. Targets: 2530/2550/2580—actually, the next resistance level is around 2750, so it depends on how you decide.
Hype has hit new highs. Next, moving into compliance mode for the old Americans—breaking 100 could directly run to 125 isn’t impossible. Pullbacks and then going long is fine. As for breaking out, this is how to do it—high risk/reward. Going forward, 150/200 isn’t out of the question. Choosing where funds and the capital markets go won’t be wrong.
Sui: this rebound isn’t very ideal. The current 0.75 coin is still pretty heavy. Good projects have capital-operations behind them. It’s not just me who knows—old veterans (old long-time investors) know it too. The risk/reward is still very high. If you set up a position (stash/lay in), it’ll be OK.
Dogecoin lately has had relatively low volatility, which is suitable for large funds as a long-term target. In the short term, the volatility is small—you need an event or some news to provide momentum. Long-term players basically already hold it; with small funds, if there’s no movement, they naturally won’t choose it.
Summary: Currently, for BTC and Ether—big-cap altcoins—pullbacks for longs are fine. The direction can’t be wrong. Choose well over just work harder. (Binance new user rebate code: KJ888; if you follow my invite, there’s a strategy-push service.)
