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天晴ETH
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It's time to test our willpower and faith again.
The bear market is my forte.
I have a knack for bottom fishing.
Currently, I'm taking a 30% position in BTC and ETH.
The rest still needs to wait for 1600-1800.
Although the price has reached that point, the timeline does not match.
Time is moving too fast; it's very likely that the first major decline will break below 1900.
Then it will recover to hover around 2200-2500.
The second wave of decline will likely break below 1500; this will be the bottom of this round of decline.
Then it will consolidate for 2-3 months before starting up again.
The timeline for the main upward wave is roughly in May.
There will be many negative news events to shake off every round of rebound.
For BTC, breaking 60,000 is definitely the bottom; this is the current thought process.
Those who are stuck shouldn't be afraid; just pay attention to the timeline.
What I estimate is a relatively pessimistic scenario.
Most cases are more optimistic than this.
I myself am stuck in dual coins a lot; I’m not in a hurry.
If you can hold on, you'll stand out; if you can't, you'll exit.
In times like this, based on my past experience,
It's better to stay still than to act.
From historical experience, I've been able to hold on every time.
The bear market is my forte.
I have a knack for bottom fishing.
Currently, I'm taking a 30% position in BTC and ETH.
The rest still needs to wait for 1600-1800.
Although the price has reached that point, the timeline does not match.
Time is moving too fast; it's very likely that the first major decline will break below 1900.
Then it will recover to hover around 2200-2500.
The second wave of decline will likely break below 1500; this will be the bottom of this round of decline.
Then it will consolidate for 2-3 months before starting up again.
The timeline for the main upward wave is roughly in May.
There will be many negative news events to shake off every round of rebound.
For BTC, breaking 60,000 is definitely the bottom; this is the current thought process.
Those who are stuck shouldn't be afraid; just pay attention to the timeline.
What I estimate is a relatively pessimistic scenario.
Most cases are more optimistic than this.
I myself am stuck in dual coins a lot; I’m not in a hurry.
If you can hold on, you'll stand out; if you can't, you'll exit.
In times like this, based on my past experience,
It's better to stay still than to act.
From historical experience, I've been able to hold on every time.
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