🔥 The crypto market is "hot and cold": Should you buy the dip or sell the peak? The latest operating guide is here!

🚀 Bitcoin’s "life and death line" game

Bitcoin has been fluctuating around $104,000 this week. The hawkish expectations from the Federal Reserve and the situation in the Middle East have made both bulls and bears hesitant to act rashly. However, institutions are secretly buying the dip—ETFs have seen a net inflow of over $400 million for six consecutive days, and whale addresses have reached an all-time high! Short-term players are closely watching the support at $103,000; if it breaks, it might test the psychological level of $100,000, but if it holds, a violent rebound to $108,000 might occur.

💎 Ethereum's "golden pit" opportunity

ETH has shown more resilience, with $2,470 being a key defense line, and whales have been scooping up $2.5 billion in a week! The Pectra upgrade testnet will launch on June 12. If it breaks through the resistance at $2,600, altcoins may collectively take off. For operations, consider building positions in batches: accumulate at $2,470, set a stop-loss if it breaks below $2,400, with a target of $2,800.

⚠️ Survival rules for retail investors

- Avoid leverage: Over $1.5 billion in liquidations occurred before the FOMC meeting; high leverage is a "suicide tool".

- Follow the ETF: The flow of institutional funds is the trend indicator; when Bitcoin ETFs see a single-day inflow of $386 million, it’s a signal to charge forward.

- Altcoins "quick in and out": Small-cap coins can double in a day, but tokens like GMT often crash over 30% after large unlocks.

💡 Final reminder: The market is waiting for the Federal Reserve to "sweeten the deal"; a single comment from Powell could make Bitcoin go from $100,000 to $120,000 or $80,000 in an instant! Right now, either keep a light position and observe, or dollar-cost average into the leaders; don’t be cannon fodder.