Looking beyond the crypto world to the broader markets, many high-quality assets are falling. Bitcoin, however, has not seen any significant decline. Over the past few days, market trends have sharply divided traders, with their views ultimately hinging on news and events. Some traders argue that Bitcoin’s catch-up decline is only a matter of time: since the broader market is falling, Bitcoin is simply waiting for a trigger before it eventually catches up. Others believe that, with other assets falling while Bitcoin holds steady, it is showing strength—and should surge once external conditions improve. In other words, they think it’s time to go long. Both views make sense, and each has its own rationale. The market is never short on logic; what it lacks is the discipline to hold positions until a trend runs its course. My trading approach is simple: follow the trend, use momentum, and occasionally check higher-timeframe candlesticks to see how they’re moving. I chase breakouts and sometimes short during declines. I don’t predict whether prices will rise or fall. I simply wait for the market to choose a direction, then go with the trend.$BTC