There’s currently not much going on in the market. Doing more can sometimes go right but mostly does wrong, while doing nothing can still be right—this so-called “Golden September and Silver October” is basically being pushed to the starting line. When there’s no clear行情, people still force words like “September” and “October.”
With so-called “shanzhai” coins, you can’t really hold a long-term position—if you try, you just get beaten up. Almost all of the trades are profitable; if you instead try to “hold the big picture,” you end up losing money. This is what I often say: there’s no floor-price support, and no matter how you play it, you don’t have an advantage.
A bear market isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In a bear market, you can hold onto those floor-price chips. When a bull market starts, chasing the price high is like chasing high prices all the way—you’re just on the road to chasing highs. Don’t cut it and then accept that you can’t handle any backtests.
In a crab-fishing tail market (when movement is limited), don’t fiddle with shanzhai coins too much. Pay more attention to U.S. stocks too—after all, U.S. stock volatility is basically no different from crypto. Right now, you can calm down and research some targets, find an appropriate moment to make your move.
There’s another round of action coming before the end of the year. Don’t rush, brothers. Research now, and after a big pullback brings prices into the ideal range, you can start to lay out your positions slowly. When spring warms up next year, that’s when our harvest comes.
The market has its own rhythm. When market sentiment is low and gloomy, you need to restrain your hands. Honestly, the crypto space isn’t short of opportunities—it's always the lack of capital.
Looking back on this run: a “big pancake” from 60k to 80k USD, and Ethereum from 1800 to 2500, with almost no meaningful pullbacks in between. Real-time evidence shows that crypto isn’t just because the market has no money, nor is it only because the vehicle is heavy. As long as market sentiment is stoked and the news is strong, takeoff is only a matter of time.
With so-called “shanzhai” coins, you can’t really hold a long-term position—if you try, you just get beaten up. Almost all of the trades are profitable; if you instead try to “hold the big picture,” you end up losing money. This is what I often say: there’s no floor-price support, and no matter how you play it, you don’t have an advantage.
A bear market isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In a bear market, you can hold onto those floor-price chips. When a bull market starts, chasing the price high is like chasing high prices all the way—you’re just on the road to chasing highs. Don’t cut it and then accept that you can’t handle any backtests.
In a crab-fishing tail market (when movement is limited), don’t fiddle with shanzhai coins too much. Pay more attention to U.S. stocks too—after all, U.S. stock volatility is basically no different from crypto. Right now, you can calm down and research some targets, find an appropriate moment to make your move.
There’s another round of action coming before the end of the year. Don’t rush, brothers. Research now, and after a big pullback brings prices into the ideal range, you can start to lay out your positions slowly. When spring warms up next year, that’s when our harvest comes.
The market has its own rhythm. When market sentiment is low and gloomy, you need to restrain your hands. Honestly, the crypto space isn’t short of opportunities—it's always the lack of capital.
Looking back on this run: a “big pancake” from 60k to 80k USD, and Ethereum from 1800 to 2500, with almost no meaningful pullbacks in between. Real-time evidence shows that crypto isn’t just because the market has no money, nor is it only because the vehicle is heavy. As long as market sentiment is stoked and the news is strong, takeoff is only a matter of time.