Recently, the backend has been bombarded with questions from my brothers: some are persistently asking about the timing for bottom fishing, wanting to follow my lead to build positions; some are fixated on the support level of BTC's decline, hoping for a precise bottom; and others are grappling with whether to hold or sell the chips in hand, wanting to sell high and buy low to profit from the difference.
To be honest, I really can't provide answers to these questions.
Suddenly, I understand why most people can't make money in the crypto market— they haven't even crossed the first threshold of trading. It's important to know that no matter whose analysis, opinions, or predictions it is, they are merely reference information for your decision-making, not a standard answer. What truly allows you to stand firm is to disregard others' noise, combine it with your own situation, formulate a trading plan that belongs to you, and develop the ability to make independent judgments.
Investing has never been about following trends or betting sizes, but rather a system engineering process that is interlinked. I can only tell you from a macro perspective that the current trend is likely bearish, but I really don't know at which point it will drop, or whether the market will rise or fall tomorrow. Even my own judgments could be wrong and may face losses.
There are no gods in the market. Lowering return expectations can actually help you navigate more steadily in a volatile market.
