#Strategy扩大比特币持仓 Today, when Bitcoin broke 100,000, I actually increased the position.

The market is full of wailing at this moment, with various signal groups cursing on the streets. But if you think calmly, the violent shakeouts in a bull market often hide opportunities—on the other side of panic is the redistribution of chips.

**The underlying logic of this round of sell-off**

The leveraged liquidation is the direct trigger. The high-multiple long contracts accumulated above 100,000 were collectively liquidated, instantly igniting the stampede effect. The deeper reason lies in: after the so-called policy benefits were implemented, funds chose not to continue chasing higher but instead cashed out and exited. The technical analysis had already signaled this - the 100,000 level had been repeatedly tested for many days but failed to break, indicating that the selling pressure above was too heavy.

**Several noteworthy details**

On the three-day line level, $BTC has reached the weekly trend support near 97500, which has a certain strength of support. Additionally, it has been observed that mainstream coins like ETH and LINK have refused to follow and make new lows, and there is also a bottom divergence resonance appearing in multi-cycle indicators. The main force usually uses violent fluctuations to wash out floating funds, and this time may not be an exception.

**My Practical Strategy**

$BTC increase the position in batches in the range of 99600 to 100500, with the first target set at 102500, and greater potential possibly around 106000. The principle is simple: do not heavily invest before the price reaches the 20s, it's better to miss out than to catch a falling knife.

$ZEC Why is it rising while the entire market is falling? This abnormal trend usually can't last long; wait until it corrects before considering entering the market.

$ALLO The new coin has shown good resistance to decline, and can be prioritized for attention once Bitcoin stabilizes.

**Risk control must be mentioned first**

Any current rebound may just be a pullback; long positions are only suitable for short-term quick in-and-out. The principal is ten thousand times more important than profits; if you can't see through the market, observe more and operate less. The market is always full of opportunities, but the prerequisite is that you have to stay alive.

Is the bull market still there? My personal judgment is that it is still here. Every time there is a deep pullback, it is preparing for the next round of rally. When most people are panic selling, there are always some who are quietly accumulating — which side do you want to stand on?

Tell me about your operation, did you buy the dip this time?

By the way: if SOL's volume drops below 150, be careful as the previous low may be tested.