Can't understand the situation yet? Let's briefly talk about the market

Frequent attempts to analyze a particular coin and then frantically looking for positive reasons to open positions generally indicate that this is just the beginning of being buried. Subsequently, you start to accumulate more chips on your holdings, and in the end, it's over. What to do about it? Can cold water boil an egg?

I mentioned Trump publicly on Monday. At $16, I said not to enter long positions; those who should have cleared their positions have done so. You can see how much it's at now. It's basically impossible to think about how much it can bounce back in the short term unless Old Trump shows a particularly favorable side afterward. Otherwise, there's no need to have too many thoughts about it. What needs to be taken has already been taken, and it's you retail investors who are still struggling. Hesitation will only lead to slow losses!

Learn to use small stop losses for big profits, rather than holding onto positions. Sometimes, holding on can change temporary losses, but it leaves a hidden danger for future significant losses. It's like on the battlefield; when bullets aren't hitting, everyone feels comfortable going in light without a helmet. But in the heat of battle, past burdens might provide an opportunity for rebirth. Don't easily dig a pit for yourself; otherwise, you'll end up jumping into it yourself.

As for the current BTC/ETH, there has been some pullback space over the weekend. Don't chase it in the short term; trading should never be about chasing highs and cutting losses. There weren't any good positions to layout over the weekend. If you need to wait with no positions, then do so. The evening market should focus on practical trading.