It’s happening! Bitcoin has risen to 106000; is this time targeting 108000?
We have been waiting for this rebound since last night; I clearly stated not to short below 105000 and at least to see 106000, because the mid-line resistance in the box is around 106000-106700, with the next pressure at 108000.
Operations should wait for key support or resistance levels; don’t act rashly in indecisive areas. The aggressive can try shorting with a small position near 106500, while the cautious should wait for 108000 to take action.
There are no absolutes in the market, only probabilities. Get close to critical levels, ensure a reasonable risk-reward ratio, and then take action. With a 70-80% win rate, you can steadily accumulate profits.
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Alright, let's continue!
Last night, the U.S. stock market was closed, and the crypto market seemed to enter 'holiday mode' in sync, with trading volume plummeting and the market almost stagnant. Now, Bitcoin seems to have become a shadow of U.S. stocks—low volatility and high posture, a typical mainstream asset style.
But at the same time, the old altcoins in CEX are suffering one after another, prices have returned to square one, and liquidity is nearly exhausted. If before it was 'everyone working together to seize the territory and share profits,' now it feels more like 'the big brother being conferred titles while the brothers scatter far and wide.'
Don’t say that projects die quickly now; the crypto world has always been like this.
Looking back at the top ten by market cap in 2013, aside from BTC, LTC, and XRP, you might not have heard of names like PPC, NMC, and XPM—they have long been abandoned by the times. Ten years later, they not only didn’t 'wait for the wind,' but their names have also drowned in search engines.
This is not a coincidence, but the fate of the crypto world: without price, no one remembers you.
During this time, we have witnessed inscriptions, Meme, and AI Agents performing in relay, each round accelerating the pace, making the '3 months won't survive' curse feel real. Now, relying solely on 'models' is no longer enough; there must be precise positioning for future narratives.
And those projects still relying on old resources are destined to be eliminated. We must learn to say goodbye and simplify, identifying which projects have the ability to transcend cycles, and which are merely the remnants of a bubble.
The war and hackers in the crypto world have never been just gossip.
Of course, the crypto world is not just about 'market cap stories'; there are also reflections of geopolitical issues.
For example, Israeli hackers just took down an Iranian crypto exchange, causing losses of up to 85 million dollars. Moreover, they targeted a few 'premium numbers,' and the wallet addresses had clear provocative inscriptions (like fxxkir)—this is not an ordinary attack; it is clearly part of an 'information war.'
At the same time, the U.S. attitude towards Israel's 'participation in the war' has shifted from positive to ambiguous—Trump said 'a decision in two weeks,' while Israel said 'we'll start in 48 hours.' This rhythm is not on the same channel, and the market's reaction has turned cold; even if news explodes, it won't create big waves.
Airdrops are hard to get, dividends are difficult to claim, and small investors have it tough.
Let's take a look at the 'wealth illusion' in the circle: Virtual has been pointed out by big V for unfair allocation mechanisms, retail investors can't get points, but the platform gives developers 15M in dividends per day. When the coin price drops, all stakers explode; the project side can only hastily announce 'review processes.'
Airdrops have turned into high-intensity competition; Binance Alpha's airdrop only returned 30 dollars, and after deducting friction costs, there’s almost nothing left. It's tough to make money now, opportunities are scarce, and trust is even rarer.
The current market is reaching a critical point of 'new and old replacement.' Projects that do not incorporate keywords like stablecoins, RWA, AI, and public chain infrastructure are unlikely to survive until the next bull market.
Look at Circle, the IPO valuation given by institutions is only over 6 billion, but the market can directly pull it to 40 billion—this reflects the market's consensus on the narrative direction being reshaped.
Instead of clinging to old coins waiting for a 'comeback,' it’s better to shift attention to new assets and new logic that may define the next cycle.
The crypto world never waits for anyone.
It's not that you aren't working hard enough, but you are still using an old map to find a new continent.
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