The survival rule in the crypto world is not to mistake fluctuations for trends, and not to mistake luck for skill.

War in the Middle East? Most likely, it's just an excuse for the big players to cut the retail investors.

BTC is consolidating at a high level, seemingly calm, but in reality, there are undercurrents.

Chasing high now carries great risks; it's just giving money to the main players.

Remember, it's time to take action only when Bitcoin is around or above 109,000.

Futures trading is a casino for small capital, while spot trading is a battlefield for large capital.

But in either case, the market is specialized in dealing with various disobedience; just when you think you've mastered the candlestick patterns, the next second you might get slapped awake by the big players.

In this market, technology is useful, but luck is even more important. Those who can truly survive are the tough characters who understand when to be cautious. This market is like the grim reaper; no one knows whether the next candlestick will skyrocket or plummet. Those who keep boasting about their invincibility are either frauds or haven't been beaten enough yet. It’s fine to take risks, but you must leave a good exit strategy for stop-loss.