I have been in the crypto world for ten years. Back then, Bitcoin was just a technical experiment discussed by a very small number of people, with no consensus, no liquidity, and it was far from being in the mainstream view. Along the way, I have witnessed it step by step move from skepticism, ridicule, and marginalization into the global financial system, becoming an asset presence that countless people cannot ignore.
In the past decade, I have fully experienced multiple rounds of bull and bear market transitions. I have witnessed the extreme frenzy at the peak of a bull market and have also

• Clear judgment of market structure and proper control of rhythm.
• It's not about catching the ups and downs, it's about eating the structure.
• Direction, time, and position, all three points are aligned.
• Market fluctuations are within expectations, with no surprises.
• The trend conforms to the model prediction.

I can't believe it hasn't even reached Monday yet and I'm already unable to resist going down.

The development of the market is still largely within expectations.
At this stage, the rebound is more like a trap for the bears rather than a sign of trend reversal.
Once a bear market is formed, it essentially becomes a game of time and patience.
Spot trading cannot "buy the dip"; many people can only hesitate during rebounds and suffer through declines—
Not selling means the account continues to shrink;
Selling at the worst possible time, right at the bottom.
The true rhythm has never been now.
The significance of a bear market is to wash out the impatient and hand over the chips to those w

If you dare to rebound, short it for me, damn it.

I still hold my own view that the four-year cycle remains unchanged. Don't easily assume that certain events will alter BTC's cyclical destiny. Of course, this is not absolute, but the notion that cyclical breaks happen all the time makes me think the possibility is too low. From any perspective, I believe all current positive factors are merely maintaining the price at a high level to allow “whales” to unload better; I still maintain a bearish outlook! And I want to reiterate that Bitcoin is an independent market. It doesn't actually need to follow other markets. Looking back at history, you

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