Why is it difficult to escape the top? 1. Before reaching the top, the market always circulates larger price targets and a hot sentiment. For example, the price of the pancake is expected to reach 10,000, and there have indeed been good changes in the fundamentals. 2. After surpassing the top, people feel that the wealth at the top still belongs to them, unwilling to let go, unable to look forward; similar to the mentality of holding onto contracts. 3. Even after surpassing the top for several months, various analysts, KOLs, and media still remain optimistic. 4. After the top, the market has already declined for several months, while the fundamental changes are improving. In other words, escaping the top requires a keen sense of market conditions, and people can easily be misled by positive fundamentals. 5. After surpassing the top, there have been multiple rebounds to new highs during the bull market. People can easily mistake the rebounds during the declines as a sign that the bull market has returned. In a repeated state of bulls returning, new lows are hit time and again. 6. Escaping the top involves judging the major cycle tops. This top is difficult to judge accurately, compounded by Federal Reserve policies and new situations from Wall Street institutions, leading to easy distortion and subjectivity in judgment. 7. Various indicators at the top, such as the 60-day increase, slope, level 1 market valuation, bubbles, 200-day investment cost lines, UTXO waves, etc., are all difficult to provide precise results for the top. 8. There is a lack of clear plans for selling and escaping the top. Due to excessive greed to catch the top, insufficient time is allocated for pre-determined sell-offs. Risk control is crucial; it is not necessary to chase the top but to operate within a certain range.
From the weekly perspective, it doesn't really look like a head and shoulders top, because drawing the neckline like this is too slanted.
In this round of the bull market, DOGE did not break through the previous bull market high, so the upcoming bear market may fall below the previous bear market low, with the target possibly at the lower edge of the channel in the chart.
The main bodies in the cryptocurrency circle that guarantee profit 1. Market makers, providing liquidity 2. U traders, trading U for profit 3. Meme project parties, issuing coins to reap benefits 4. Major mainstream exchanges, providing services to earn fees
Therefore, after most players have channels, funds, and technology, they will develop towards the first three.
The rebound has not ended 1. The current market is like a startled bird; as soon as a bearish candle appears, a bunch of old traders predict an imminent crash, following the crowd 2. BTC80600 is a medium-term support that will not be effectively broken in the next month 3. The rebound will last until January, and when bottom-fishing on November 21, the BTC rebound target will be around 100,000, which has not changed
My own method is to divide the position into 3 parts:
1. Investment: can increase by more than 3-5 times in 3-5 years, but uncertain in 3-6 months 2. Speculation: can increase by 50% in 3-6 months, uncertain in the long term, sell to cash when reaching the target 3. Cash: including stablecoins, US Treasuries, NASDAQ, industry beta, can cash out at any time for living expenses
Every time I want to take action, I ask myself, which category does this action belong to?
Set the most suitable proportion for each part, for example, my BTC investment position has already reached its limit, so when I want to buy the dip I need to check if there is still room in the speculation position, if so, set a selling strategy while buying; if the speculation position is also full, it indicates that I should increase the cash proportion first.
Anything that doesn’t fit into the above 3 categories is being liquidated, and I won’t touch it again in the future; less is more.
The current secondary market for imitation products can be a starting point for a treasure hunt process with monthly and annual cycles: Note: 1. Old projects transforming, new blooms on old trees; 2. New projects, popular and unproven tracks; 3. Must maintain a low market cap with sufficient growth potential; 4. For already listed projects: ① Observe the subsequent trends of tokens, reference the rhythm of popular projects during large cycles (monthly and annually), ② Observe whether the project team has continued actions; 5. New things, narrative + control, both are essential; lacking a narrative means unsustainable development, lacking control indicates insufficient financial strength.
The weekly trend of the pancake is very similar to the peak of the last bull market at the end of 2021:
1. After a similar one-sided surge, a sharp drop occurred. This situation is referred to as 'initial supply' in volume-price theory.
2. A similar second upward retest of the first high point formed a false breakout, with a high probability that the main force is frantically selling during the final surge.
3. After the false breakout at the top of the last bull market on a weekly level, the price first dropped by 38%. Currently, after this wave of false breakout, the first wave has dropped by 36%. The two amplitudes are quite similar.
The current position is likely a stage where retail investors are buying, and the main force is selling again. After the weekly level fluctuation ends, there is a high probability of continued downward movement!
From the perspective of wave theory, MSTR is in a downward trend wave of a five-wave structure that started in mid-July, currently in the fifth sub-wave phase.
Regarding the end time of the fifth sub-wave, the durations of the first and third sub-waves were 70 days and 55 days respectively. Assuming the duration of the fifth sub-wave is between 55-65 days, and it starts on December 9, then the end time should be in the first half of February.
The bottoming time for Bitcoin may be a week or two earlier, with a higher probability in late January.
Regarding the target for the fifth sub-wave of MSTR, based on wave theory calculations, the target is around 102. At that time, MSTR's mNAV will drop to around 0.8.
Price Second Dip 1. BTC has rebounded to 14,000 dollars and is beginning the second dip, which will not effectively break below the low point of 80,600. Instead, it will serve as a better wave low point. 2. The rebound will last until January, and the final price will reach 100,000.
Dogecoin demand zone established, bottom pattern formed, can the rebound reach $0.188?
As the unpredictable year of 2025 comes to a close, cryptocurrency analysts are studying the price trends of Dogecoin in hopes of bringing profits to investors by the end of the year. BitGuru is one such analyst, focusing on the price chart of Dogecoin and analyzing the potential future direction of this 'meme coin'. With the likelihood of a price rebound increasing, determining the next target price is crucial for maximizing profits. Why Dogecoin's price may rebound quickly BitGuru's analysis emphasizes that after a recent sharp decline, support has been found, and demand around Dogecoin is rising. Dogecoin's price temporarily stopped above $0.13, indicating that demand at this price level remains strong as buyers return to the market.
The decline adjustment from October 2021 to March 2022, at the weekly level, rebounded to the 0.618 position, and then initiated another wave of deep decline adjustment;
The decline adjustment from October 2025 to December 2025, at the weekly level, may rebound to the 0.618 position, which is around 98,000.
Currently, the BTC weekly MACD shows signs of bottoming out and moving upwards, the downward momentum may not be strong enough, and the price may rebound again to around 98,000.
Waiting for a breakthrough BTC has been consolidating for almost 3 weeks, and the range of consolidation is getting smaller. The direction will be determined no later than next week. As long as it does not fall below 87600, it remains a perfect bullish structure. Once it effectively breaks through 94000, the price will head straight for 100000.
Bull Market Starting Point? Bitcoin (BTC) Gearing Up for 95,000? Is SHIB's Dream Surge About to End? Ethereum (ETH) Rebound a Flash in the Pan? What's Next?
Ethereum has failed to show a proper recovery pattern, leading the market in the wrong direction, and overall, the situation is unlikely to improve.
After the sharp decline in prices of various assets, including Ethereum, the market's bullish sentiment has clearly reversed. Ethereum rebounded quickly and decisively after a fake breakout and declining volume. Other assets are unlikely to follow suit, except for Bitcoin (if it rebounds here). Has the Shiba Inu protest ended? Although the title bluntly claims that the Shiba Inu price rally has ended, the chart indicates that the current situation does not support this conclusion. What we see is a weak market, an undeniably bearish structure, and every time the Shiba Inu price attempts to rise, the momentum continues to weaken.
Judging the weakening of price momentum is actually not difficult; you just need to compare the performance of 'this wave' and 'the last wave' of increases.
During the upward process, the earliest change is usually not a decline, but rather that the price has stagnated at a similar position and cannot exceed the previous range.
When the bullish force is sufficient, each wave of advancement has several common characteristics: a significant push higher in the body, closing firmly above the previous high, and the distance between highs remains stable or even gradually widens.
Once the strength begins to weaken, these characteristics will change: the magnitude of the new high is noticeably shorter than the previous one, the closing after a breakout does not stabilize above the previous high, and the occurrence of upper shadows increases, indicating that the selling pressure encountered during the rise is getting larger.
These changes may seem subtle, but they are crucial; it means that the same buying power can no longer push out the previous gains.
As the price approaches the pressure zone, this phenomenon becomes more apparent: the upward space diminishes while the risk increases, naturally leading to fewer people willing to chase the high.
The result is that breakouts are no longer as decisive as in the early stages of the trend, the distance of the upward movement shortens, and the intervals between highs gradually narrow.
This does not necessarily indicate that the market is about to reverse, but it suggests that the strength of this trend is not as strong as before, and the winning rate and risk-reward ratio of continuing to chase higher will decline.