Recently, I looked at the Bitcoin price chart, and there is a very obvious phenomenon - it is oscillating back and forth in a large fluctuation range, with significant pressure around 100k and support around 80k. Each time it approaches these two boundaries, it is "pumped" back, just like a stretched rubber band that always wants to return to the midpoint.

To be honest, the most torturous part of this kind of market is that it tests your psychological resilience. Traders who chase the pump and dump have been tossed back and forth several times in this repeated process, while those who choose to hold with a calm mindset can now sleep the most soundly. Sometimes the difference is just that significant.

My own strategy is to follow this rhythm. Since it is going to fluctuate within this range, I will build positions near the lower boundary in batches and reduce positions near the upper boundary in portions. I don’t greedily try to capture the entire wave at once; nibbling small bites is quite comfortable anyway, and it’s not that exhausting.

Finally, I want to say this - just being alive is already a win. The market will always be there, but if you lose your principal, no matter how many opportunities there are, you won't be able to use them. So defense is always more important than offense.