After every significant drop, there is usually a decent rebound that has a certain profit-making effect.
For example, the drop on May 19, 2021, was followed by a rebound starting in early July, about two months later.
The drop caused by the Luna collapse in early May 2022 also saw a rebound starting in early July, two months later.
Similarly, the drop due to the FTX collapse in early November 2022 began a round of altcoin market activity starting in January 2023, two months after.
In February 2025, Bitcoin fell sharply, followed by a rebound starting in April this year.
It can be seen that after several notable drops in the crypto circle, there tends to be a decent rebound after about two months.
There is certainly a logic behind this, which is caused by multiple factors such as market sentiment, time, space, and the motivations of exchanges leading to rebounds after drops.
I believe that the recent drop on 1011 will likely also follow this pattern, meaning there will be a nice rebound in December or January.
Considering that many cryptocurrencies are currently at relatively low prices, I think that in the next month or so, one should mainly go long and reduce short positions, essentially buying the dips and selling the highs.
Of course, it cannot be ruled out that in extreme conditions there may be another significant drop; if that happens, I will continue to increase my position to buy the dips.
This is my judgment and operating strategy for the market over the next month.
