I generally do not eat fish tails when placing orders. Extreme rises and falls are the norm in the face of sudden events; I only focus on the part of the profit that has the highest certainty within my strategy. Within the strategy, there are three target levels. I often estimate the profits for the first and second target levels based on the fluctuations in the U.S. stock market and the intensity of event impacts. The third target level mostly belongs to extreme rise or extreme fall positions. There are opportunities, but they are of the nature of 'gambling on a certain possibility.' The next market reaching around 96,000 is the third target level, and it also belongs to the 'fish tail' market. (👉 If BTC in May rises to around 96,000 after the PCE and the Q1 big tech earnings reports are all decent, and then remains flat or slightly adjusts, whether it can continue to rise or fall will mainly depend on the CPI data released in May. This is the first CPI after the tariffs take effect, which is very important and also determines the changes in the June Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations.)

Risk outweighs reward. Risk comes first; it is never about becoming rich from a single order. It relies on the long-term accuracy of trend judgment, point accuracy, and the complete execution of strategy accumulated over time! $BTC