#数字资产行情上升 Last night, Bitcoin suddenly plunged and then surged. On the surface, it looks like a rate cut expectation hype, but if you observe the market closely, you'll notice one issue: funds haven't actually entered the market in volume. This looks more like a classic bull trap orchestrated by the main players using news as a catalyst.

Thinking from another angle, retail investors being bullish is typical of a bull market rebound, and that's not wrong. But for the main players to trigger a real upward trend, two prerequisites are essential—sufficient turnover of chips and adequate accumulation at the bottom. Neither of these has been seen yet. Based on this judgment, I choose not to follow the bulls, and instead, I am taking an entirely contrarian position.

I've already marked out the shorting opportunities during the rebound for BTC and ETH. However, the signs of capital accumulation in last night's round weren't obvious, so shorting rashly in the short term is too risky. That's why I'm still waiting and watching.

The most important thing in this market: never act recklessly against the trend. Go with the market rhythm and wait for real signals before making a move—this is the secret to long-term survival.