#Binance Alpha This combination of interest rate cuts and point shaving has indeed activated the market. From the on-chain data, after BTC broke through, its trend shifted from a triangle pattern to an ascending triangle. Logically speaking, a pullback to 89,000-90,000 is a normal profit-taking. The expectations for interest rate cuts have already been digested, and the real incremental funds will only flood in after the implementation, so there is no need to chase the price—waiting for a pullback to enter in batches offers a higher probability of success.

ETH directly broke through the triangular formation to around 3380, without even a retest. The current question is when will the fourth wave arrive. According to wave theory, the range of 3130-3150 is the most ideal secondary entry position, continuing to observe the continuity of the fifth wave.

Interestingly, the performance of this round of hot coins is noteworthy — WET surged 100%, PIPPIN rebounded 20 times from the bottom, and FKH is being called "the next WIF". There is no issue with these data themselves, but when the long position fee skyrockets to over 1000%, one must be cautious; high leverage means high risk.

The Binance Alpha segment is indeed intriguing. I have been tracking it for half a year and discovered a pattern: projects are included in Alpha only after they have gone to zero, and then the coin price resurrects. There are two possibilities — either it provides an exit opportunity for high-position holders, or there is a logic of internal bottom-fishing followed by a pump. From a probability perspective, the latter is more operable. This structural risk cannot be completely ignored.

The recent strategy is: wait for mainstream coins to pull back before going long, participate in hot coins at the right time but strictly control risk exposure, and ensure that profit-taking and stop-loss measures are executed properly. The market changes rapidly, follow the trend only after a breakout.