The real entry points are often hidden in the delivery date rather than in emotions.
Recently, due to continuous business trips, I haven't had time to organize detailed market information, here are a few suggestions:
Short-term sentiment is relatively pessimistic, but the real entry points are often not in the emotional end, but in the "delivery end."
Focus on futures/options delivery dates, especially options delivery, not emotional speculation.
Large institutions are not foolish, and they rarely resist the trend.
Their core principle is only one: follow the trend and increase positions when certainty appears.
This is also why—when it comes to rhythm judgment, experienced investors often outperform institutions.
The summary reports from institutions like Coinbase reflect their investment direction. I will elaborate on this when I have time.
