$BTC Spike up and then fall—does that mean it’s over? Don’t rush; the show might not be finished yet.
BTC has been quite “hard to deal with” lately: it first surged to 86976, then immediately dropped to 85500, and in the group someone promptly shouted, “The bull is gone.” But it’s totally normal for people to take profit after a run. The key is whether the trend has actually broken. I’d rather see this move as a high-level shakeout—not the end of the行情 (market).
One-liner for the plan: the bigger direction is still bullish, but don’t chase; wait for a pullback to get your chance. 80,200 is the lifeline—hold it, and the upward structure is still there. After that, there’s a chance to test 86976 again, or even higher.
If you can’t hold it? Then pull back first—don’t stubbornly fight the market.
A drop isn’t a reversal; chasing is what puts money in their pockets. Wait for it to squat down—don’t be the one to take the “falling sky” when it jumps up.
Brothers without direction, come to the gather-for-profit hall and find Brother Kuang. Brother Kuang will take you to profits.