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History repeats itself! Is the 2020 March 12 tragedy being replayed in May 2026? Brothers, after reviewing history, we find that the current market situation is exactly the same as just before the 2020 March 12 crash! History never repeats, but it rhymes. This time’s script, not even the details have changed. 1. March 2020: Five-year bottom? Zeroed out in a day! In March 2020, BTC stabilized at $7,800, and the entire market was frantically drawing lines—precisely hitting the five-year major trend line that started in 2015. The narrative of “five years unbroken bottom” and “trend line strong support” flooded the internet. Retail investors all-in, futures full position, shouting “buy the dip, guaranteed profit,” no one warned about risks. Result? Two days later, the black swan of March 12 arrived! 1. In 24 hours, BTC plummeted from $7,800 to $3,800, a drop of over 50%; 2. The trend line was directly broken, the so-called “iron bottom” as fragile as thin ice; 3. Over $3.45 billion in liquidations across the entire network, half the market wiped out, leveraged accounts cleared to zero. 2. May 2026: Historical replay, the script is completely identical. After six years, in May 2026, history repeats precisely, with market routines unchanged: 1. Price stuck at $60K, the entire market drawing the long-term trend line since 2018, promoting “eight-year bottom, never broken”; 2. Price slightly rebounds after touching the line, market sentiment is euphoric, “It’s stable! Buy the dip! Full position!” voices rise one after another; 3. New retail investors follow the trend, old investors forget the scars of 312, futures leverage is maxed out again, fully recreating the frenzy of 2020. 3. Core truth: Trend lines are never buy signals, they are trap for inducing longs! Two instances in history, one cruel truth: 1. The so-called “long-term trend line bottom” is never used for buying, it’s a tool for the big players to trick longs and lure retail investors to take the bait; 2. In 2020, after the trend line induced buying, it crashed, liquidating half the market; in 2026, the same drawing and promotion, the outcome is highly unlikely to be different; 3. The market always repeats the cycle of “mania—inducing longs—crash—panic,” human greed and forgetfulness never change. 4. Final reminder: Don’t repeat the mistakes of 2020! The scar of March 12, 2020, has not yet healed, and the replay script of 2026 is already unfolding. Stop blindly trusting the “trend line bottom,” stop going all-in, stop being driven by emotions. History doesn’t lie. Today’s blind optimism is tomorrow’s liquidation and zeroing out. Protect your principal, respect the market, don’t let the tragedy of six years ago happen to you again.

🔥 After a month of grinding, it finally moved, but many people might again be on the wrong side. This market, honestly, is quite torturous. It’s been sideways for nearly a month, washing in and out, and many people's patience has worn thin. And when it finally moves — BTC moves first. And it’s not a fake move, but directly smashing through the 74k to 79k range. Standing above 78,000 for two consecutive weeks, the first time touching 80k this year. The key point isn’t at 80k, but that the 21-week EMA has been tested and turned into support. This thing, in the eyes of veteran players, is more important than a few thousand dollars of price increase. But here’s the problem — The more “seemingly stable breakout” looks, the easier it is to get caught up. At this position, honestly: Above 78,000, it’s not suitable to short recklessly; this is trend capital holding. But from 82,000 up to 86,000, it’s already entering a game zone. Especially near 86,000, it’s not a “target level,” but more like — the first wave of divergence and harvest. So don’t get the rhythm wrong: This isn’t just taking off; it’s already been flying for a while. ⸻ And then ETH. Many people now see it with just one word: weak. But I don’t quite agree. ETH now looks more like it’s “holding back,” rather than being bad. The price is still above the 100 and 200-day moving averages, which indicates the main trend isn’t broken. Volatility is getting smaller, and volume is shrinking. This state, to put it nicely, is called gathering strength, to put it bluntly — it’s about to choose a direction. The key levels are clear: Downward, break below 2294, and it will accelerate weakening. Upward, stabilize above 2465, then space opens up. This middle oscillation, don’t be overconfident, it’s just for bouncing back and forth to shake out traders. ⸻ Here’s a more direct one: BTC Don’t chase highs, wait for a pullback before acting. When it really hits near 86,000, stay calm. ETH Don’t move recklessly now, either wait for a dip to buy cheap, or wait for a real breakout to follow. The sideways chop in the middle is basically market work. ⸻ Finally, to be honest, you might not like to hear this: Real market moves are never all rising together. They always first diverge, first shake out a group of people, then rotate. Now BTC has already moved out, ETH is still grinding. When ETH finally starts to catch up, most people will already be shaken out in this oscillation. ⸻ You can keep guessing the direction, but a more realistic question is: 👉 If the market doesn’t go as you expect, can you hold on? If you can’t figure this out, no matter how much you analyze, it’s useless. $ETH #特朗普护航遇阻：美伊霍尔木兹交火 #以太坊基金会与Bitmine的ETH博弈 #4月ETF：三大加密资产同步净流入