#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 $BTC The $89,000 level made me validate it once again. Why was I firmly bearish when the price surged on the 4th? Despite all the fluctuations, I just held onto my short position.

This morning, when $89,000 was reached, I saw the price around 6 a.m. and thought, probably a bunch of people are calling for a bear market again. There's really no need to panic after just a 4% pullback. $SOL Now at the $130 mark, is $155 really that far away?

I originally wanted to post this update at 6 a.m., but held back. I've seen this kind of movement too many times—volume performance and market sentiment are all extremely similar. At the $94,000 top the other night, the last 15 points couldn’t hold—why? The volume couldn't keep up, and the decline in volume was too gradual. The main players’ intentions were too obvious—they just wanted to shake things up. This range still needs more consolidation.

Why did I close my short at $89,000? Why didn’t I immediately flip long? Heh. With this kind of order book, you observe for at most 3.5 to 4 hours before deciding whether to take an ultra-short position.

A lot of people think the bull market is back as soon as there's a slight uptick, and they watch their profitable positions shrink. Look at how I operate—I never give back profits, always expand gains and lock in returns, sticking strictly to my targets. Unless there’s one situation: the main players’ intentions and the overall market trend fundamentally change—only then will I adjust my strategy.

After this round of altcoin trading, I’m sure everyone’s principal has grown at least a bit. In such tough market conditions, even well-known traders in the space are losing money, let alone influencers who rely on ad revenue. That’s why I’ve been able to survive multiple bull and bear cycles and pull ahead of my peers.