#数字资产行情上升 vigilant! Don't be fooled by the rebound There are many people who have come back from calling cows in the past two days, but it is these people who really want to lose money. Watching the 10% channel fluctuate and throw money in the 5% space inside, how angry this operation is. If traders with the tools and experience go to play copycats, this rebound is really okay. But this is just a rebound, not a reversal at all. The bear market will not return immediately when the bull market comes, and there will be a wave of "monkey market" stage in the middle - just like the peak will not plummet directly, the top will inevitably create a bunch of false breakouts. The characteristics of the monkey market are obvious: there are many feints in big currencies, but those altcoins (provided you have the strength or luck to find the right direction) run smoothly. The question is, can you really distinguish the general trend and accurately select strong coins? If you don't have a bottom in your heart, it's better to wait and see what happens, and wait for the trend to be clearer before you start. Blindly chasing higher in the rebound, most of the people who finally took over were still retail investors. $BTC $ETH $SOL - the direction of big coins is the signal, don't be fooled by the flash of copycats.

The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates in December, which is a big move in 30 years. Hearing this news, many coin holders began to worry about whether the market would suffer again. To be honest, short-term can indeed bring shocks. The interest rate hike means that some funds will flow back into the traditional financial system, and the liquidity of the crypto market will be affected to some extent. But then again, the interest rate hike also reflects that the Japanese economy is picking up, and global market sentiment may not always be sluggish. At this time, what I am most afraid of is listening to the wind and rain, and I am in a hurry to operate blindly. My suggestion is: **Stabilize your position first. ** Don't go all in and out at every turn, and it's always right to keep some cash on hand and wait for opportunities. When the market falls, there are bullets to buy the bottom. **Keep an eye on mainstream coins. ** Large-cap coins such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are relatively strong during volatility periods, at least not as directly cut in half as those small coins. **Enter the market in batches, don't chase the rise. ** If you really fall out of the opportunity, you can slowly lay out the projects you are optimistic about, but don't rush in as soon as it is bullish, that is to give money to others. I have always felt that the crypto market still depends on technological innovation and megatrends in the long run, and a single piece of news cannot change anything. Stabilize your mentality, take good care of the assets you trust, and don't be led by the nose by short-term ups and downs. Many times patience makes more money than tossing and turning.

On the day my account balance fell to 900U, I felt like I had died once. The hole of 310,000 U was pressed on the body, and the bank collection text messages jumped out one after another. At that time, the whole person was floating: the walking dead during the day, and the eyes were open until dawn at night. Watching the market is like gambling, for a while for fear of missing out on the rise, for a while for fear of falling and bursting, and the heart beats more magically than the K-line. I only figured it out when I was on the verge of collapse - it wasn't the market that killed me, it was me who died myself. The turning point came suddenly. I forced myself to sit down and stared at the 900U in a daze: If I continue like this, 310,000 will only become 610,000, and I will never be able to turn over in my life. It just so happened that I met a veteran in the circle at that time. He didn't draw a pie, nor did he persuade me to stud to buy the bottom, so he threw a sentence over: "The market is fine, the direction is not deviated, the problem is how you trade." "I always felt that chicken soup was useless, but that time I was really woken up. Later, he slowly adjusted according to his rhythm: don't chase highs, don't buy bottoms, don't let emotions kidnap operations, and only do the trend that can be seen clearly. Small positions test the waters, big opportunities are heavy, and the stop loss is as natural as eating. When the 900U grinds to the 3800U, the feeling that I haven't had in several years comes back - I can still save it. The most terrifying thing about debt is not that I owe money, but that I feel completely finished. That day I saw hope again. In the third month, the account exceeded 10,000, and I began to repay the money, only to find that the debt was not as terrible as I imagined. It turns out that you don't need to encounter any hundredfold coins when you go ashore, the method is right, move half a step in the right direction every day, and you can come back to life. Half a year later, I climbed from minus 310,000 U to positive 1.23 million U. It's not that you're talented, it's not that you're lucky, it's just that you've found the right rhythm and direction. Many people ask me: Can people who owe debts really turn over? I tell you from my own experience: yes, and faster than you think. I walked through that darkness and knew how desperate and lonely it was. If you are still panicking, losing, and anxious - remember a sentence: when you can't hold on, direction is always more important than strength.