BTC Saturday, the weekend is range-bound and volatile, and on Monday the market opened with a direct spike—there’s no need to chase the breakout. The resistance near the previous high of around 87,000 has not been effectively broken through yet. Going long on dips is always safer and offers better value than chasing. Don’t think that because Friday’s NFP data came out with a “window dressing” effect (false move), the market just can’t rise; it’s still just that it won’t go up. If you’ve taken a short and the move goes against you, swing longs that were previously at 90,000 now look like they’re going to 96,000; and you’re looking at 3,000 to go to 3,300. So if you currently hold long positions, make sure you do NOT fully exit them all—keep a little leftover “tail” position. If the market pulls back, that’s your chance to add.

Going long on dips is always better value than chasing. The prerequisite is that you cherish the opportunity to “catch the car as it backs up.” The market is never like this: seeing it rise and then chasing, seeing a pullback and then chasing shorts! #比特币现货ETF三季度净流入63.4亿美元 $BTC