These past few days, the market chart of Bitcoin—whether you’ve been watching it until you’re tired of it, I don’t know—I'm personally about to fall asleep from watching it.

Watching it fluctuate wildly every day, with sudden spikes and dips, but when you zoom out over a longer timeframe, it’s all just “drawing doors” in place.

The main players are really good at this “slow-cooked frog” tactic. Retail investors’ current mindset is basically being manipulated: afraid to buy the dip, scared of getting caught when it rises.

To be honest: in this kind of volatile market, the biggest taboo is getting itchy hands.

Many short-term traders have probably been slapped in the face these days—buying on the rise only to see a pullback, trying to short at the wrong time and getting liquidated.

In a market without a clear directional trend, the only purpose of high leverage is to pay trading fees to the exchange and to get liquidated.

Instead of staring at the 15-minute chart every day and fighting yourself, it’s better to tie your hands, lower your position size, or go for a run outside.

Trading is about knowing when to “stay on the sidelines and wait,” which is much harder than going all-in and gambling. April is here—do you think this frustrating shakeout is over, and the market will head upward, or will it drop into a deep pit for a painful reset? #四月行情预测 #四月行情预测