Recently, the BTC market has been like a roller coaster, jumping up and down but always stuck in the familiar pattern of fluctuations. Our rhythm is quite accurate. Before the price stretches, I repeatedly remind everyone not to hesitate, but to seize the opportunity to buy low. As it surged to near 90,000 and the rise stalled, I warned in advance to go short when needed, and not be greedy. With this back and forth, playing both long and short, those who followed probably have big smiles on their faces. The market seems lively, but in fact, the market makers have been playing high sell and buy low. The net outflow of 100 million USD also indicates that large funds are currently hesitant. A slight rise results in a Rug Pull, and a slight fall means catching the bottom, a typical script of a volatile market.

In the next market, I think I have to squat down before I can jump far. Why do I say that? The rise stopped a few days ago when it surged to the 90,000 mark and was directly hammered down, indicating tremendous pressure at this level. The bulls are now out of bullets and are struggling hard. Net outflows continue, and the enthusiasm of retail investors chasing highs has been worn out. As soon as there is a slight rebound, some people are eager to sell, and there is no collective strength at all. Although the MACD is still above the zero line, the red bars are getting shorter and shorter, like a person running a marathon struggling to catch their breath in the second half, ready to turn downwards at any time. In terms of operation, don't rush to catch the bottom, wait for the price to retest around 86,000 before looking for opportunities to go long. If even the belt at 84,000 cannot hold, then risk control must be done well, and do not confront the market head-on. Remember, in a volatile market, it's not about who makes money faster, but about who survives longer!

Short-term trading advice: Short BTC around 90500, target focus on around 87800; short ETH around 2230, target focus on around 2160.#3月行情，你看好哪些板块币种？