Tonight I really predicted it right. The big coin broke through 79,500, and the big coin is about to break through 80,000. No need to rush. Missing the move at least means you didn’t lose money. Even if you’re anxious now, it’s probably not useful—the impatient ones are probably coming later.
I feel that if the big coin pulls back to 75,200, then next it will go to 90,000. The bull market is here. And honestly, when I say it will go to 90,000, that mindset feels too small. Earlier, when the bull market kicked off, it surged so fast—so “pfft pfft” straight up—that you’d start to doubt your own sanity.
Because I thought it might drop, I didn’t open any long positions. I just watched it rise.
Let’s not get emotional for now—purely technical analysis: whether the big coin can break through to 90,000 in one go, and then pull back. To be honest, if it never pulls back and keeps rising, it really is a bit unsettling. The main reason is that in a bull market, there’s “no talk of a top.” If it rises to 90,000, 100,000, 110,000—there probably won’t still be people thinking it’s a bear market. But then again, maybe. As long as it doesn’t break through 126, you can still consider it a bear market.
I feel that if the big coin pulls back to 75,200, then next it will go to 90,000. The bull market is here. And honestly, when I say it will go to 90,000, that mindset feels too small. Earlier, when the bull market kicked off, it surged so fast—so “pfft pfft” straight up—that you’d start to doubt your own sanity.
Because I thought it might drop, I didn’t open any long positions. I just watched it rise.
Let’s not get emotional for now—purely technical analysis: whether the big coin can break through to 90,000 in one go, and then pull back. To be honest, if it never pulls back and keeps rising, it really is a bit unsettling. The main reason is that in a bull market, there’s “no talk of a top.” If it rises to 90,000, 100,000, 110,000—there probably won’t still be people thinking it’s a bear market. But then again, maybe. As long as it doesn’t break through 126, you can still consider it a bear market.