Friends who read yesterday's article know that the strategy given for new coins is to rise first, then fall, then rise again. Some friends followed the strategy to enter.



WCT’s explosive rise today is due to being listed on the Korean UP exchange; Koreans take trading seriously, with a 24-hour trading volume exceeding 10E. WCT briefly peaked at 0.6537, but the price difference between Binance's WCT spot and futures is still quite large, resulting in missing the first short position at 0.55, but fortunately, the second short at 0.5 was executed. Let's review the trades that followed the strategy!



Who says you can't have both fish and bear's paws?


New coins are hot, new narratives are trending, and the opportunities that altcoins have been silent for a long time are slowly brewing.

What we need to do is not blindly rush into every hotspot but to learn to filter—

Look for cryptocurrencies that have support from themes + structure + popularity + price position.

This way, you have the opportunity to both enjoy short-term explosive gains and hold onto medium-term trend trades.

Qualify on the left side, participate on the right side, and hold your hands in the middle.

Instead of being anxious about missing out every day, it's better to do a few right things diligently.

Those moments when you can have both 'fish and bear's paws' are not unattainable,

but whether you are prepared with a basket that can catch them.





Ultimately, the core issue that everyone cares about hasn't changed:

Can the market still rise? Is there still an expectation for the long cycle?

Before answering this question, let me say: The significance of reviewing historical data is not to lament the past, but to make us more rational in trading—

Don’t be blind, panic, or anxious. The most important thing is to survive longer and go further in this market.

Is there still a big market this year?

I still firmly believe: There will definitely be two waves of big market movements this year—

A high probability may occur around June, coinciding with the interest rate cut window.

Another one may be around the end of the year, narrative rotation + liquidity realization.

As for how high Bitcoin can go? There’s no need to jump to conclusions too early.

A truly robust strategy is to wait for key on-chain data, sentiment indicators, and mainstream public opinion to resonate before timing your exit.

Going long relies on confirmation, not on guessing the top.

ETH is temporarily hard to change its trend, altcoins are like ruins.

In this cycle, ETH is mid-term weak, and the likelihood of a trend reversal before June is low.

Even if there is a rebound, reaching $2100 would already be an ideal expectation.

Looking back at historical weekly K: ETH once consolidated for 21 days, during which it also fell nearly 20%, before rebounding.

Even if this is indeed a stage bottom, it cannot directly 'V-shaped reverse'.

What is truly worth doing is waiting for high probability opportunities after confirming the right-side structure.

The meaning of signals is to 'remind you to pay attention', not to 'urge you to rush in'.

Altcoins are in a dire state, recovery takes time.

After experiencing multiple rounds of sharp declines, the market has fully entered a deep recovery phase.

The current altcoin market can be described as 'corpses everywhere'—

Empathy:

You are a bull, after several rounds of losses, your confidence and capital have been severely hit, how could you possibly counterattack immediately?

A true counterattack must be based on capital inflow and strengthening structure.

Alright, that's all for now, hope it helps you.