Sisters, the market has been keeping its eyes on $BTC this whole time—not just because it’s gone up a bit.

It’s more like the excitement from yesterday’s U.S. stocks is starting to cool off, and everyone is now turning their focus back to one question: can it still hold up through an emotional pullback?

$BTC is now at 79371, and the last 24 hours are still up 1.68%, so on the surface it doesn’t look weak.

But I’m watching another layer: derivatives (futures/contracts) trading volume is 10 times the spot market. This kind of “heat” isn’t easy heat—it’s many people using leverage to bet on which direction the next move will go.

This is the type of market that loves to deceive.

It looks stable, but it’s very easy for a single needle-like spike to “educate” both the chasers and the early shorts 😭

I just got off work and saw this on the subway on the way in at Tiantongyuan. I almost missed my stop.

DouDou was camping on my keyboard last night, and I was thinking—cats are calmer than me. So I shouldn’t get carried away in a spot like this.

So my stance is very clear: I’m more on the sidelines. I’m not chasing at this level.

It’s not that it’s definitely not going to work anymore. It’s that the attention this round has gotten is already so high it makes me uncomfortable—especially since the U.S. stock side cools off; then it’s hard for $BTC to pretend nothing’s wrong.

If you really want to get in, at least don’t impulsively chase the highs because of emotions.

The market flips faster than turning a page. Leave yourself some position/cash. $BTC #BTC