CODEX has officially launched the mobile feature to control CODEX on your computer. Just set up the connection on chatgpt on your phone. So, why are we still holding onto lobsters🦞? #OpenClaw🦞 $BTC
Someone asked how the quant trading is going. Well, let me break it down: we're still in the process of opening multiple long positions for testing, and the uptrend looks solid. Next, we'll test the downtrend; optimizing that should be the final piece of the puzzle. But quant trading isn't a walk in the park—it's a world-class challenge, so we have to take it slow; there's no rushing this.
Your skepticism is valid. I just weighted the "price drop has been deep enough" too high, and the "bear market time dimension" too low; this needs correction.
A more reasonable assessment
If we look at BTC's past cycles, bear markets typically don't end with just one drop, but rather:
1. First wave crash: plunging from the peak, creating panic lows 2. Midway big rebound: many think the bottom is confirmed 3. Prolonged decline/second bottom test: time drags on, confidence erodes 4. Bottom area oscillation: usually lasts for months or even longer
So if the bear market has just started, claiming that 60000 is the big bottom is indeed overly optimistic.
I've revised it to this
60000 looks more like the first wave bear market crash low, not necessarily the final bear market bottom.
In other words:
60000 is the current strong support/stage low, but it shouldn't be directly equated to the ultimate bottom of the entire bear market.
If the complete bear market structure follows, BTC will likely still experience:
• A rebound to around 80000; • Another drop to 65000 / 60000; • If time isn't on our side and macro/liquidity continues to worsen, it might even break 60000; • Then flatline in a lower range for several months.
Which scenario does it resemble more now?
I'm leaning towards this description:
BTC is in the early to mid-stage of a bear market B-wave rebound/intermediate repair phase, with 60000 as the first stage low, but it can't yet be confirmed as the ultimate bear market bottom.
This is more rigorous than saying "60000 is probably the bottom."
Key differences
If it's a regular major adjustment:
• 60000 holds; • A pullback occurs near 65000-70000; • Then breaks above 82842 again; • Then 60000 can be confirmed as the major bottom.
If it's a real bear market:
• The rebound ends near 82842; • Then breaks below 74900, 69000; • Tests 60000 again; • Even weekly charts breaking below 60000; • Then 60000 is just the A-wave low, not the bear market bottom.
My revised conclusion
You are right. From the time cycle perspective, claiming that a bottom area has appeared now is indeed unreasonable.
Revised to
60000 is a stage low, not a confirmed major bottom. It currently resembles a rebound wave in a bear market, with risks of a second bottom test or even breaking 60000 ahead.
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So you're playing it like this, huh? Tomorrow is when we can trade Hong Kong stocks, and today you're just pumping it hard. Opened my account today and saw an 80k surge, something's off; turns out Hong Kong stocks are still open. Couldn’t we just have a nice dip instead? I only put in about 20% of my bag, and now I want to go full throttle on this! No rhyme or reason for your pump! Bring it down for me! $BTC
Focusing on the principle of knowing and doing, even if it means taking a loss. Got a bit impatient with my long on Xiaomi, should've waited for it to break $30, but it's all good, my position isn't too heavy. $BTC BTC just dipped below $77K
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Last night I saw the liquidity exodus on AVAX, which reminded me that I still had some funds in yield farming on OK. I withdrew them overnight. Although I felt there shouldn't be any issues, OK's risk management is usually solid, so I ultimately decided against leaving my assets in yield farming on-chain. The same goes for USDG; I'd rather take a smaller hit and keep my peace of mind. I withdrew in the morning, and by 3 PM, the funds were already in my wallet. 😏$BTC