#比特币2025大会 copying homework, come [seduce] market concepts as always

Now the trends of Bitcoin on a weekly and daily basis are different, it needs to consolidate and oscillate, the risk in the long term is still very high, and the risk has not been eliminated; the risk has risen, both bullish and bearish can occur in the short term, but leaning bearish, must set stop-losses, and avoid getting trapped in long positions, once a reversal occurs it can be very detrimental.

The trend of Ethereum is different from Bitcoin; today it is very strong, having surpassed previous highs. For those bullish, the key points ahead are: first, it must not fall back to 2730, if it falls back, it may indicate a false breakout, leading to consolidation or reversal. If you are in long positions, it may be time to reduce holdings or exit; second, if it does not retrace back into the range, continue to hold long positions or add to long positions. This is the rhythm and some key points of trading, how to respond and how to handle trends is more beneficial for holding positions. My judgment on Ethereum is that the upside space is limited.

Many times, losing money in trading is not a problem of technical analysis, but rather a matter of patience, risk control, frequent trading, holding onto positions, and heavy investment. Whenever there is a significant loss, there is always a reason for it, which is unrelated to the technology itself.

A truly qualified trader never predicts market trends, will never say it will rise to or fall to certain levels, but instead follows market trends and establishes rules based on risk control. Follow the market, not your own emotions, maintain stop-losses, do not fantasize about explosive profits; trading is not about showcasing techniques, but about cultivating one's character, managing risk well, and executing discipline. The greatest enemy in trading has never been the trends or directions, but oneself. Those who can correctly see market directions and survive long-term rely not on intelligence, but on simple execution, patience, and respect. Remember, the ultimate contest in trading has always been self-confrontation.