If we get a small pullback to that entry zone, risk/reward gets way better. Chasing pumps feels good for 5 mins. Buying dips in a bullish trend feels good for weeks.
Trend is bullish until proven otherwise. But I only enter with a plan. No plan = gambling.
Coinbase CEOโs โgut feelingโ on $BTC bottom ๐
Brian Armstrong just said it: He has a โgut feelingโ Bitcoin already printed the cycle bottom around $60K.
His logic? The 4-year halving cycle. Itโs hit macro turning points every time. And BTC just bounced from sub-$60K back above $66K this month. Classic shakeout.
But hereโs the real talk: Gut feeling โ confirmation. On-chain data is still mixed. ETF demand is uneven. Liquidity hasnโt fully reset yet. Price looks stable, but recovery isnโt confirmed.
So yeah, $60K could be the bottom. Or we could wick lower one more time to scare everyone out.
Thatโs crypto. No one rings a bell at the bottom. You only know it was the bottom months later.
Do you think $60K was it? Or do you want one more dip before going all in? Comment your take ๐
Last cycle everyone chased memes and empty promises. This cycle feels different.
AI projects actually building products. Payment tokens solving real problems. DeFi protocols with real TVL. Tokenized assets getting institutional money.
The charts are showing it too โ $SOL , $WLD , $TAO โฆ theyโre not just pumping on tweets. They have users, adoption, and use cases. Thatโs why capital is flowing there.
My strategy is boring, but it works: Buy solid utility coins on dips. Donโt overleverage. Donโt panic sell every red candle. Hold and let real adoption do the heavy lifting.
This isnโt the cycle for โ1000x tomorrowโ posts. Itโs the cycle for โbuild, hold, repeatโ.