Today, $BTC closed the D1 candle above 95K—proving that my short-term assessment of this FOMO wave was off. It's far more intense than I had anticipated. That said, I had already factored in this possibility, which is why I never called for shorts. In fact, back on April 28, I specifically warned those of you holding short positions to close them. This is not the place to short—and definitely not the place to FOMO long, either.
Right now, BTC is pushing toward the psychological milestone of 100K, a classic move to lure in more participants. Whether you find this exciting or not, I personally feel very cautious—borderline scared. My portfolio remains split: 50% in spot, 50% in USDT.
Let me be clear: whether $BTC reaches 100K or even 105K, I strongly believe it must return to the 80–85K range before we see the final growth wave. I'm not chasing this FOMO rally because that's exactly what it is—just FOMO. During this phase, I’ll stay on the sidelines and watch. No matter how euphoric the crowd gets, history shows the stronger the FOMO, the harder the fall.
My outlook for a return to 80–85K hasn’t changed.
