It's reassuring,

BTC continues to plummet, the probability of breaking the previous low has decreased.

For those who bought the dip yesterday,

if you want to hold, you can secure your capital.

If you want to take short-term profits, that's fine too.

However, from the pattern, the daily line shows a bearish engulfing.

On the four-hour level, the rebound has not yet ended.

You can hold on a bit longer.

For those who haven't entered, there will generally be a slight pullback.

Recently, this wave has completed the drop as long as it doesn't break the previous high on the pullback.

In September, with expectations of interest rate cuts, the upcoming data should be favorable, possibly bearish, pushing the Federal Reserve to decide to start cutting rates.

But, to be honest,

this round of the bull market is also nearing its end, and there may be a significant rally in the future, at which point, it's time to reduce positions and exit.

Recently, it's been bullish,

contracts haven't allowed everyone to hold positions easily, and entering has made everyone cautious.

However, buying the dip in the spot market in batches, some may be slightly stuck, while some only entered at 2 price points,

it's actually still okay, just persist and continue to hold for growth.

In a bull market, there's no fear of being stuck, just fear of missing out.

As for those who start complaining as soon as it drops, always wanting to buy at the exact top, I can only wish you good luck in becoming wealthy in the long run.

These past few days have indeed been busy at home, the live stream may not start for a few more days.

Let some people calm down a bit.

Sometimes I also want to argue with some haters, but it's pointless. Trading is like life, with ups and downs, gains and losses, right and wrong.

No one can be right all the time.

And anger, resentment, and scolding only end up hurting oneself.

Looking up to the sky and cursing, facing the wind and stirring up dust, is just a matter of burning oneself. $BTC