In three days, the up and down fluctuations exceeded 8,000 points, Bitcoin surged from 86,000 to 95,000 and then fell back. It's all about the thrill, but remember: this kind of volatility is not meant to panic you; it tells you where the true bottom line is. The previously mentioned 65,000 to 68,000, including the extreme 50,000, remains the last line of defense - if the market maker dares to hit these numbers, you should laugh, not be afraid, because this is the market giving out red envelopes.
Don't be fooled by the current price bouncing around 90,000; when it really gets to the life-and-death line, if Bitcoin dares to touch that number, whether it plunges down like a waterfall or crawls down slowly, if you touch it with your eyes closed, that's really just the heavens rewarding you with food. Just relax and hold your coins. The same goes for Ethereum, where market makers specifically target high-leverage contracts before pushing the price up.
In short: no matter how crazy the price jumps, the bottom line will not change. Bitcoin at 65,000 is a solid bottom; if it gets there, don't be timid, but definitely avoid high leverage - it's all about taming the disobedient on the eve of a bull market, only guiding honest people.
The market only rewards those who dare to bend down and pick up money when the blood runs in rivers.
