The current market situation is really tangled between a bull run or a Bear Market, and it no longer matters, because even during the recently recognized bull run, many people didn't actually make any money. Even if they did make money at the time, a pullback would have returned everything back to them, making it almost the same as not making any profit. Therefore, the current market is quite troublesome. Holding on is one option, but if it continues to dip and truly enters a long-lasting Bear Market, many people won't be able to bear it. If everything is sold off, the losses are too g

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I thought this time we would definitely reach a new high, but it turned out to be a pullback. Some say crouching down is to jump higher, but sometimes crouching down might mean you can't get up again. This has a lot to do with the trend and the projects chosen. When the trend comes, it's highly likely to be upward. If the project is chosen correctly, there are many that can pump against the trend. So it's important to grasp the trend well and select the right projects; the rest depends on fate.

The trend looks pretty good, but Bitcoin seems unable to drive alts to new highs every time it hits a new peak. Those who are holding alts in this wave don’t seem to be doing too well, only BNB's rise is relatively eye-catching. I don't have any, and I have a bunch of others that are not rising. Watching others make money is really frustrating, and it seems like there’s no better way. I don’t dare to switch positions, so I can only hold and watch the subsequent trend.

The holiday market is also confusing, as US stocks and Hong Kong stocks take advantage of the A-shares holiday to stir things up. So the question arises, how should we respond when A-shares reopen? Bitcoin has reached a new high again, and the crypto world market still looks quite good. Of course, aside from the so-called value coins that everyone used to shout about, thinking Ethereum could break five thousand and reach eight thousand, it was unexpected that BNB broke one thousand and continued to surge, showing no signs of a pullback at all. However, I can't say the same for other coins.

I remember in the past, many times it was a Saturday pump, but today for some reason it has changed to a Sunday pump. I once wanted to know why it would rise today, but actually thinking about it, it's completely unnecessary; it rose just because it wanted to. Buy low and sell high, just go with the trend, don’t go against it. If you can’t beat them, join them. Sometimes being a fence-sitter in the crypto world is pretty good. We are all suckers, we can only follow the market manipulator and have some scraps, let them make money. Keeping a calm mindset makes it easier to profit.

The analysis of the crypto world still makes some sense, after all, the fluctuation is large, and getting slapped in the face comes quickly. However, the analysts of A-shares leave people at a loss. For years, they have been stuck at over 3,000 points, and the analysts publish daily updates, analyzing with great eloquence while spitting out words everywhere. The actual value of what they are talking about, they might not even know themselves. The most incredible thing is that there are indeed people who come with real money to listen to their nonsense; this is also a scene in the financial mar

If I don't study for a day, it feels like I don't recognize the crypto world at all. The changes in the crypto world are quite fast, so one must always follow the dynamics of the crypto world. Every day, it's necessary to browse the major and minor events in the crypto world and grasp the pulse a bit. For example, the moment a new coin launches on a certain platform, many projects that I haven't heard of will still mostly fall right after they go online. Everyone has become smarter; when it comes to exchanges, they just run away. Value investing is just something said for other

#加密市场反弹 Suddenly rebounded, it seems there were no signs, after a fall, it will rise, after a rise, it will fall, perhaps this is very normal market behavior, but every drop makes people think the Bear Market has arrived, especially for the old suckers who have gone through several rounds of bulls and bears, the drop in the Bear Market feels endless, the Mainstream Tokens are okay, but some altcoins that seem pretty badass can drop several times and still drop several more, there is really no support to speak of, but this round is obviously different, hopefully it can really be different.

Today is the first day of the National Day holiday, with the crypto world mainly showing a rise. The domestic market is basically on holiday, but the foreign market is still bustling. I remember when I was a child, the National Day was a holiday for the whole world, looking back now it seems quite naive. Just like in the crypto world, one always feels that once they buy in, there will be a big pump, and once they sell out, there will be a big dump. The financial market cannot be influenced by personal will, so it is necessary to respect market rules.

I really envy those pros who walk by the river but never get their shoes wet. No matter how the market changes, they always have it under their control. Regardless of how much others lose, they are always the champions. The phrase they say the most every day is, "I made a profit again." In fact, if we followed their speed of making money, not to mention the richest Chinese, they would have long been the richest person in the world. The bragging is just for the sake of copy trading rebates and lead in copy trading fees.

In silence, one hears the thunder; the market rises and falls, and no one knows where it will head next. Everyone makes judgments based on data or experience and then places their bets. Regardless of being right or wrong, one must take responsibility for their actions. From this perspective, it is somewhat similar to the gambling industry in Macau, but fundamentally different. After all, no market maker should dare to manipulate Bitcoin at this point, except for scamcoins.

What I often do is pick up Gate and throw away the watermelon. Every time I think about doing a short-term trade, just to earn some breakfast money, I feel very happy. But as soon as I see I’m making money, I quickly close the position. However, when I start losing money, I begin to hold onto the position. I didn’t make big profits, but I can end up with large losses. This habit is not good, and I know I shouldn’t do this, but I still do it every time. At night, I think of a thousand ways, but in the morning, I still walk the old path.

The growth value lottery is a great activity, but there is a volume requirement. Although the threshold is not high, if you don't pay attention, you may lose your chance to win. Last time, I just browsed and ended up getting nothing. Upon checking, I found there was a volume issue. I won't let that happen this time; I need to be clear about the rules!🤔

In the crypto world, there has always been a saying that people prefer to speculate on new coins rather than old ones, which seems quite reasonable. This wave has seen many people betting on EOS, SHIB, Polkadot, and other projects that once shone brightly, but the results have not been good. If you look at it now, not only have you missed many great projects, but you might also end up losing money. In contrast, some of the new projects released this year have seen quite good rises, but holding them long-term hasn't been very ideal, except for Bitcoin and Binance Coin. 😂

I originally thought it was just a small pullback, but I didn't expect it to fall into this bear market. It's said that bull runs love Long Wick Candles; does that mean bear markets love Long Wick Candles too? I thought Ethereum had a chance to reach five thousand or eight thousand this time, but who knew that after a pullback, it dropped to under four thousand. Isn't a pullback of over a k points a bit too much? Some say the trend has already changed, flipping from long positions to short positions. Their changes are so fast! 😂

Compared to the ruthless big dump, the sideways movement is also maddening. For small investors, making some money is really too difficult. If the capital is larger, you can swing trade within a small fluctuation range, and the returns are quite good. The most helpless situation is with small capital; when it rises but hasn't reached your ideal position, you really don't dare to dump, fearing you might miss out on the opportunity. As soon as you hold on, a big pullback will come, and you have to wait for the next market movement, if there is one.😂

Now you say it's a bull run, but the market falls when it wants to, and the drop is quite significant. You say it's a Bear Market, yet some coins keep rising, to the point where you might regret it. Holding different coins, even within the same crypto world, feels completely different. However, it's also normal; no matter how bullish the market is, there will always be people who lose money. Similarly, no matter how bearish the market is, there are always those who make a fortune. The important thing is to look at your own Holdings.

This year's market has really not been very friendly to most suckers. It always feels like it's about to break through, but each time it comes to a sudden stop at a certain position, followed by a deep pullback. When you chase in, there's a high probability of being trapped halfway up the mountain. Some coins that you think can no longer rise will suddenly produce several bullish belt holds, catching everyone off guard. It's hard to say whether it's difficult or not; just take any coin's Candlestick and you can see it. I doubt those who are making money are simply imagi

The fall is really unsettling. The day before yesterday, everyone was full of ambition, shouting that the bull is coming and the alt season is here. Today, however, there are pessimistic predictions that the bull hasn't just left, but has run away. The market changes too quickly. Ethereum can drop four to five hundred points in a day, which is really impressive. Some alts are even worse, when they fall, it's just chaotic. They say that bull markets have many Long Wick Candles, but it shouldn't be like this. Could it be that the bull really has run away?