$BTC Let's review the recent secondary market transactions. The following content has been shared in the teaching group, no exaggeration, and I don't want to take screenshots.

I originally planned to look for a reversal in the downtrend at the end of March or the beginning of April, and heavily invested in BTC and SUI/CETUS/BNB/SOL near 78000.

However, at that time, Trump stirred things up, leading to an unexpected drop in the market. I cut some of my positions and cautiously added a little near 76000.

This unexpected event also caused BTC to rebound, but my bullish sentiment wasn't strong enough, and I reduced my BTC and altcoin positions near 93000. I bought back in at 95000.

After the critical point passed last night, it’s basically looking at the previous high. There’s a K-line chart drawn by someone in the group, which is currently being analyzed. If that chart turns out to be accurate, I will have to worship him. However, I do have some optimism about it.

I really don’t want to talk about the secondary market; my mind hasn’t been on it lately, which has caused some of my operations not to be perfect.

By the way, regarding EOS, new wine in old bottles, there must be some conspiracy. Just switching the market maker, to my knowledge, this is the second time. Token exchange essentially determines how many tokens have liquidity death, reducing sell pressure. It’s one of the market maker’s tactics.

Also, I observed that there are several seemingly dead tokens on Binance that are actually 90% controlled, and the market maker has lost money, with no community support, just relying on luck on Binance. Both the leverage multiplier and the size of the orders are restricted. The ability to pump these tokens in the future completely depends on the strength of the market maker. I’ve invested a little in them.

The few tokens from the IDO, I only managed to grasp one, which is BANK. I bought it directly in spot, and the position isn’t large. Currently, I’m observing several other IDO projects, which are all EASY.