Summary of 5 years of contract experience.
A few signs of a cow:
1. After a sharp drop, it quickly pulled up after the market wash, without giving Leek time to react. This wave of correction from 25,000 to 20,000 and rapid rise is that generally after such a large-scale rapid market wash, there will be unlikely to be another large-level correction and market wash in the short term.
2. A quick recovery after a sharp drop. This situation has occurred many times recently, with rapid recovery at the 4-hour level.
3. The market always feels like it is falling and is in the red every day, but if you look carefully, you will see that it is actually hovering within this range and has not fallen much at all. This is wearing down Leek's patience and can be regarded as a kind of dishwashing.
4. External news, exchanges, and on-chain actions are constant. Whether the news is good or bad, it is frequent. Exchanges are also frequent in listing coins or IEO. This is an active state. This is not the case in a bear market. The bear market is dead and there is almost no external news. Even if there is, someone occasionally releases it, but it is like a leaf falling in the wind and no one pays attention. Unlike a bull market, any news will attract attention.
In summary, everything indicates that the bull market is coming. Preliminary reading is 3.4, and the possibility of touching 40,000 is not ruled out.
This kind of market is relatively easy for me to do. If you believe that your judgment is accurate, you can go all in, and control the liquidation price to a position that you think is impossible to reach, and then hold it without moving, no matter how the market shakes in the middle, just don't move or look, and close the position after reaching the target position. After I went all in, the liquidation price was controlled at 20,000.
I personally think that this kind of operation should make more profit than most people who frequently go long and short. Some people may even lose money after a round of rebound.