Over the past two weeks in the crypto market, it’s actually quite interesting.
The market hasn’t just been rising in one straight line, nor has it fully turned bearish. Instead, it keeps oscillating, flushing out people who chase the top and those driven by panic. The price movements of BTC and ETH—along with changes in upcoming macro data and expectations of rate cuts—could also bring about relatively large volatility in the market again.
Right now, I feel even more strongly that in times like this, you shouldn’t only focus on “how much it’s gone up.”
What’s really worth watching is whether funds keep flowing back, whether market sentiment has changed, and whether the market can rebound quickly after a big drop.
The crypto world has never been short of opportunities; what it lacks is patience and timing.
In the next two weeks, if the market continues to range, I’ll treat it as a phase for observation and for finding opportunities. When the market truly starts moving, it usually won’t give you advance notice.
So the most important thing now isn’t FOMO, but being ready.
The market hasn’t just been rising in one straight line, nor has it fully turned bearish. Instead, it keeps oscillating, flushing out people who chase the top and those driven by panic. The price movements of BTC and ETH—along with changes in upcoming macro data and expectations of rate cuts—could also bring about relatively large volatility in the market again.
Right now, I feel even more strongly that in times like this, you shouldn’t only focus on “how much it’s gone up.”
What’s really worth watching is whether funds keep flowing back, whether market sentiment has changed, and whether the market can rebound quickly after a big drop.
The crypto world has never been short of opportunities; what it lacks is patience and timing.
In the next two weeks, if the market continues to range, I’ll treat it as a phase for observation and for finding opportunities. When the market truly starts moving, it usually won’t give you advance notice.
So the most important thing now isn’t FOMO, but being ready.
