#数字货币市场洞察 $BTC touched the $89,000 mark again. This level was actually anticipated a few days ago.

Going short during the surge on the 4th wasn’t luck. Although there were several sharp fluctuations in between, the short position strategy never changed—because the volume was telling the story. Saw the price at 6 a.m.; I bet some people are already calling it a bear market, right? Panicking over a drop of less than 5%—you won’t last long in this market.

$SOL is now at $130. Is $155 really that hard to reach? I don’t think so.

I actually wanted to post this morning but held back. I’ve seen this kind of market action too many times—the volume patterns, the market sentiment, it’s like history repeating itself. The reason why the $94,000 level in the early morning the day before yesterday didn’t hold is simple: the volume dried up noticeably, and there wasn’t enough momentum. The main players’ intentions are already clear; this range will continue to consolidate.

Closed short positions at $89,000—why not immediately go long? Because with this kind of order book, it’s best to observe for another three to four hours before deciding on a very short-term direction. No rush.

Most people’s problem is that a small upward move makes them think the bull market is back, then their profitable positions keep retracing until their gains evaporate. Check my trading records and you’ll understand: that has never happened to me. Either I expand my profits or lock them in, executing strictly according to my targets. The only thing that would change my approach is a fundamental shift in main player intentions or the overall market trend.

If you can achieve steady growth in principal during this round of altcoin trading, you’ve already won. Even experienced veteran traders are losing money, let alone those who just make a living off blog traffic. That’s why some can pull ahead of their peers through multiple bull and bear cycles—not because they’re more skilled, but because they have iron discipline.