It's too hard for people in the crypto world! Crying when it rises and crying when it falls!

When Bitcoin plummeted, we retail investors were anxious and stamping our feet; now that it has surged, we are still worried and shedding tears! The big players must be confused: what on earth can we do to make you satisfied?

Recently, the world has been as chaotic as a vegetable market! The Russia-Ukraine conflict hasn't calmed down, and there are missiles and fighter jets flying all over the sky in India and Pakistan. Pakistan is indeed quite tough, backed by a 'big brother', with ample weapons and missiles, and the Beidou navigation system is fully 'cheating', keeping an eye on the situation. This wave of actual combat is like a big test for our weapon systems. If Pakistan has a clear advantage, the issue of recovering the Bay Islands might soon be on the agenda! With this turbulent situation, the price of gold is naturally soaring.

On the other hand, China and the U.S. are discussing tariffs in Switzerland, and both sides are struggling a bit, giving each other a way out. However, this negotiation isn't going well but isn't going badly either; it's probably just the first phase, and further discussions will be needed. At this critical moment, playing with coins really needs to be cautious, as any black swan could pop up!

Back to Bitcoin, the daily chart has clearly reversed upwards; yesterday it formed a doji star, with some funds fleeing for safety, but the MACD has a golden cross, indicating it may still rise. The upper resistance is around 108,000, and the lower support is 95,700. On the hourly chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, with an unclear direction, so it's better to lie flat and wait for the results of the tariff negotiations. If it falls below 102,000, you might consider shorting. Looking at the three-day line, it previously rose to 105,000 and then bounced back to 92,000; a pullback is definitely coming, so don't chase high! Wait for a pullback to enter; this trend is likely a continuation of the rise, and it can still go up.

Finally, let me give everyone a piece of honest advice: When you can't understand the market, lying flat and doing nothing is the best strategy; preserving your capital is the key!