Recently, the market has reached this point, and it's time to take a break—on-chain data shows ETF funds are still fleeing, and with the weekend being a traditional off-season, Bitcoin's surge is likely to take a breather.
What the market lacks now is a new story. Either we wait for a state in the U.S. to suddenly announce Bitcoin as part of its financial reserves, or we see if trade negotiations between China, the U.S., Japan, and South Korea can yield any unexpected positive outcomes; otherwise, the short-term probability is that we will just see sideways fluctuations.
What we should be doing now is not staring at the market but rather grabbing a small stool to enjoy the show; whether it's having skewers or spending time with our partners, the market won't start just because you refresh the K-line a few more times.
Professional hunters are masters of ambush; rather than messing around now, it's better to conserve energy and wait patiently for opportunities. If there are no opportunities, we just wait patiently. Leave professional matters to the professionals!
