The recent spot ambush is also very comfortable, and compared to contract trading, there are no less gains, and there's no need to worry about being washed out while constantly watching the market, making it hard to rest.

The market is very volatile, and whenever a coin explodes, there will be another wave of a 20%~30% increase. In the current bullish market, these increases are easy to achieve. Coins driven by news can double in just a day or two, so don't put all your thoughts into contracts; you can't neglect the layout of spot trading, and this is not the first reminder for everyone.

Now BTC has reached a high point, but altcoins are dropping, making people hesitant to invest. An Ge plans to take his buddies to operate in the spot market. This market also needs to settle down; contracts can't be operated, but a drop in spot trading is actually an opportunity. If there’s no pullback, it will stay at a high point, and getting in will be difficult. There's no need to worry about whether altcoins can still rise.

The answer is: Yes, they can. BTC is about to reach the 100k position, and the current liquidity and attention are on BTC; how can altcoins rise without capital inflow? Once Bitcoin reaches 100k, or consolidates at that level, at worst it will drop. Only then will the altcoin season begin, and capital will flow back into altcoins, creating opportunities for altcoins to catch up.

If altcoins are falling, don't stubbornly trade altcoin contracts; that's just going against the trend, and without capital inflow, you'll just end up as cannon fodder. In spot trading, you can enter and wait for the capital to flow back, and you will still hold low-price chips, which will also yield significant gains when it rises again.

The spot trading setups that I shared earlier have already yielded profits and exited. This pullback is also an opportunity; those who trade spot can pay attention to An Ge's updates and wait for him to layout spot trading together. #BTC再创新高97k #非BTC板块市场走势 $BTC $ETH