#比特币波动性 This round of the crash came suddenly, but the warning signs had long been apparent.

The trigger was in traditional finance. European stock markets collapsed first, followed closely by US stock futures. Even worse—big money on Wall Street pulled out early on Friday, and market liquidity instantly dried up. When there's no one to catch the falling knife, the drop becomes a bottomless pit.

The real killer move came from the Bank of Japan. The governor made a tough statement in the morning: "If economic data supports it, we will continue to push forward with rate hikes."

As soon as those words came out, global risk-off mode was immediately triggered. The VIX fear index shot straight up to 27; even traditional assets were bleeding, so high-volatility assets like cryptocurrencies naturally took the first hit.

To be honest, we positioned ourselves in advance for this wave. In the afternoon, we went long on ETH at 2882 and closed the position at 3027, netting a profit of $89,000 on that trade alone, with the exchange collecting $600 in fees.

But now, don’t rush to buy the dip. The strategy is simple: keep your position size below 30%, and wait for a doji candlestick pattern on the daily chart that signals stabilization—save your bullets for the right-side trading signal.

There are always opportunities in the market. What’s lacking are the chips to survive until the next cycle. Next week, the real game is just beginning.