Next Friday, the interest rate hike in Japan is almost a certainty. The trend characteristics after the previous two interest rate hikes were that after the hike was implemented, there was a sudden spike a few days later, with Bitcoin generally dropping more than 10,000 points on the day of the spike, and Ethereum dropping more than 800 points, followed by a quick recovery and then gradually moving down to the spike position, then undergoing a correction before slowly rebounding. So next week, we need to start positioning for long-term short positions. If I'm not mistaken, there will be a crash around Christmas.

For those seeking stability, just wait for the big spike or crash to buy the three major coins at the bottom, with part of the spot trading opened for coin-based long positions, taking the big rebound to close at 0.50 and selling the spot. Then short at the 0.50-0.618 position to make the next downward wave. Daily small fluctuations should involve less participation, as the difficulty of small fluctuations in a bear market is much greater, and the losses are significantly larger than before November.