Last night there was a particularly critical point worth mentioning — in that one minute, 60 million in selling pressure was unleashed, and it was no joke; this signal is too dangerous. It's clear that large investors have started to disregard costs and are directly dumping their goods at market prices, indicating that the consensus they previously had to push the market up has now completely collapsed. Previously, they were working together to expand the market, and now everyone is just thinking about getting out first; whoever is slow will lose.

However, it must be said that the market currently lacks liquidity, so it's not that easy for them to smoothly offload their goods. Therefore, we especially need to guard against one situation: a sudden surge. This doesn't mean a bull market is coming; it's highly likely that they are trying to trick retail investors into taking over by deliberately creating a wave to create 'space to sell.'

So I have three simple suggestions:

First, whether it's a sharp rise or a sharp fall, don't get involved; don't let market emotions lead you to act chaotically;

Second, if you want to enter the market, look for low price areas to acquire some spot goods; there will likely be more opportunities after interest rate cuts;

Third, absolutely avoid high-leverage contracts; preserving your principal is more important than anything else; opening high leverage now is no different than dancing on the edge of a cliff. $ETH #ETH创历史新高 #美联储降息预期 #币安Alpha上新 #比特币远古巨鲸持续出清