Looking at the historical trends in the crypto market, patterns can be observed. After a continuous rise, the first wave of decline in a bull market tends to be strongly rebounded, while the bear market behaves quite differently—it moves slowly downward and maintains low-frequency oscillations over the long term.

The current situation should be the first rebound in the mid-stage of the bear market, and there will still be subsequent pullback pressures. Therefore, it's better not to rush to buy the dip at the first sign of a decline. A smarter approach is to gradually increase positions starting from the 90,000 level and deploy multiple batches for a long position.

Honestly, I only focus on three: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB. My personal large positions are all in Bitcoin. For more conservative traders, during the bear market, it's best not to play with altcoins; earning stable profits from volatility is already good.

Time will ultimately provide the answer.