Let's talk about the market in plain language, just like chatting at home:

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In the past half month, the crypto world has been like the old yellow ox at the head of our village, sluggish and not moving much. However, quite a few small coins (those cheap altcoins) have started to slowly climb up. Looking at Ethereum, this major coin, those two blue and purple lines are about to "meet". If they do meet and it jumps up, it might just touch the peak from last year.
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Although Trump in the US has recently stirred up some trouble, scaring the market a bit, don't we farmers know to rely on the weather for our livelihoods? A gust of wind or a bit of rain doesn't affect the harvest for the whole year. Many people shout "it's all over, there's no bull market" at the slightest drop, but that's just their greed making them overreach! They always think of skyrocketing prices like three years ago, but I say, catching a four or five times return is already a great thing, enough for us to be happy.
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Right now, the situation is such that at the very least, these small coins can at least see some upswing. If we think positively, that surge last December might just have been a trial run; when the market truly arrives this autumn and breaks that high point, it will be as easy as snapping corn. The key is whether those two lines can successfully meet; if they do, there could be good prospects in April and May; if not, and if there are major issues (like Ethereum dropping below 1800), then we’ll have to wait patiently for the next wave – but as the saying goes, the sky won’t fall; the likelihood of it actually dropping to that extent is about as probable as a sow climbing a tree.
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I am currently fully invested in spot trading and also using my savings to trade (with two times leverage). Even if it drops by half, my money would go down the drain; however, for it to really drop by fifty percent, unless the mountain god shows his spirit—this probability is lower than winning the lottery. However, farmers emphasize stability, and I have even prepared the money for seeds, just in case I encounter a once-in-a-century disaster year, I can immediately make up for it.
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If you ask me, the current situation is just like farming: you might lose a little bit of soil, but you can harvest a whole field. These small coins have been down for three years; as the old saying goes, "If you don't open for three years, when you finally do, you can eat for three years." Let's just grab a little stool, munch on some sunflower seeds, and wait. Remember, don't listen to those who are lamenting; they bought their seeds at a high price last year and can't stand to see others doing well!