BTC almost touched 98,000, but was hit down again. I see the expressions of my friends in the group are more exciting than the market 🤣
To be honest, the data from CoinKarma is quite subtle: although it surged and then fell back, the bulls and bears are surprisingly still grappling closely, and the market is as steady as a Tai Chi master. I glanced at my position and felt like I was flipping meat on a barbecue grill—if I don’t flip, it might burn; if I flip, it might fall (manual dog head emoji)
In plain language: chasing high at this position carries greater risk than picking up money, but going directly short is easily stomped on by a bull. My own playful moves are:
1️⃣ The batch I bought at the beginning of the year has already set limit orders to gradually exit, leaving a bottom position to watch the show.
2️⃣ Cleared half of my USDT contracts, keeping some bullets for direction.
3️⃣ As for my altcoin position? I’m directly treating this money as already lost (those who understand, understand).
The market seems to be waiting for some big script, SEC’s expression? Macro data? Or some sudden surprises? Anyway, my wallet has weathered storms and I’ve already taken my profits to enjoy some skewers, leaving the rest to play as joy beans.
Now I’m most afraid of two types of people: one is the fierce warrior shouting, "I won’t change my name until it hits 100,000 dollars," and the other is the mysterious one saying, "insider bearish news." If you ask me, it’s better to stock up on some spot to climb the mountain; the market won’t change its fate just because you stare at it a bit more 😂
In this wave of retracement, will you choose to lay flat, increase your position, or run away? Come to the comments section to discuss 🤜
