The current trend is simple: after BTC pumps and consolidates sideways, altcoins start moving.
The next script has never changed in 10 years: many people here will switch BTC into altcoins. The altcoin market makers take the opportunity to unload, then convert the money back into BTC. Then once BTC rests, it pulls upward again.
If you’re still shouting about the “final dip” and a “big pullback,” I think that’s nonsense. It’s not that BTC has changed—it's that you missed the move and you went bearish, so you feel like it must drop a bit more. In the early stage of a bull market, hasn’t every cycle followed this rhythm? Where does the “final dip” even come from?
Hold your positions—let’s see BTC hit 100,000. Don’t get thrown off the train before the script even really starts.
$BTC
#比特币 #BTC
The next script has never changed in 10 years: many people here will switch BTC into altcoins. The altcoin market makers take the opportunity to unload, then convert the money back into BTC. Then once BTC rests, it pulls upward again.
If you’re still shouting about the “final dip” and a “big pullback,” I think that’s nonsense. It’s not that BTC has changed—it's that you missed the move and you went bearish, so you feel like it must drop a bit more. In the early stage of a bull market, hasn’t every cycle followed this rhythm? Where does the “final dip” even come from?
Hold your positions—let’s see BTC hit 100,000. Don’t get thrown off the train before the script even really starts.
$BTC
#比特币 #BTC