BlockBeats News, November 12: Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital, posted that after seeing the Democrats perform strongly earlier on, he judged that U.S. stocks could fall sharply, so he chose not to buy the dip at that point. The market then rebounded quickly, and he entered on the upside when BTC was around $77,000. After BTC held above $80,300, he judged that the pullback was over and the uptrend had resumed.

However, U.S. stocks subsequently suffered the sharp, delayed plunge he had anticipated, dragging BTC down significantly. In terms of trading, he has taken profits on his long positions, but his spot holdings remain underwater. JackYi believes that rapid rises and falls are difficult to predict accurately; the key is to manage position sizes and risk well.

Looking ahead, the focus will remain on the performance of U.S. stocks and crude oil. The market currently faces multiple uncertainties, including the Democrats’ stance on AI and the crypto industry, events involving Jensen Huang, and questions about Trump’s finances. However, the overall trend is still seen as bullish, and the plan is to wait for greater clarity in the macro environment before looking for opportunities to buy the dip.