Market trend signals are already very clear. The bullish strategy from earlier has been validated, but there are still people opening crazy short positions during the upward trend, which is a bit unreasonable.

Looking back at the process, it becomes clear. Bitcoin should have been identified as a long opportunity at 86,000. Even if it retraced to around 80 later, it wasn't worth chasing a short. At this price point and this cycle stage, it's better to hold onto the long with good stop-loss management rather than betting against the rebound.

The technical signals were quite accurate, but unfortunately, I was also heavily invested and used high leverage. I couldn't withstand the final shakeout phase. It's a bit regrettable, but it doesn't affect my judgment of the future market.

What is the outlook for the upcoming rhythm? Many people are still betting on breaking 100,000. My feeling is that surpassing 100,000 will be relatively easy, but the real key is whether it can stabilize above 95,000. Once it stabilizes, the sky's the limit for bullishness. There's a logic here — the more the price rises, the more shorts are squeezed out, and market FOMO will intensify. Retail investors on-chain and off-chain funds will also follow the trend and enter the market.

Later, the logic of market manipulation in the crypto space will increasingly resemble that of the US stock market. Mainstream coins with solid fundamentals will continuously attract funds and keep making new highs; while those without real value may rebound, but their breakout opportunities will be limited. So, when market sentiment is high, the most practical strategy is to choose those truly valuable mainstream coins and hold onto them.

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