BTC has once again broken through 100,000, and the previous low has also been broken; now everyone is really panicking.

But what exactly is the point of panic? Is it the fear that the price will continue to drop, or the worry that the bear market has quietly arrived? In my opinion, falling below 100,000 is really not a big deal. From 15,000 all the way up to 120,000, now pulling back to around 100,000, can't we even catch our breath? This demand is too harsh, isn't it?

You have to understand that there are pullbacks in a bull market and rebounds in a bear market. If you can't even distinguish between a bull and a bear, then a small pullback in a bull market may cause you to be shaken out, leaving you with nothing; in a bear market, a rebound might make you unable to resist jumping in, only to find yourself stuck halfway up the mountain.

The current situation of BTC is actually very clear - it has merely broken through the previous dense trading area, reached a new high of 120,000, and has now entered a consolidation phase. Falling below 100,000 does not mean the trend has ended; it hasn't even broken the lower boundary of the previous consolidation range, let alone threaten the long-term upward trend line.

As long as you have a method for judging trends, you can understand: what we are seeing now is just a normal correction in a bull market, that's all.

Moreover, this round of trends has exposed a problem: BTC has broken its previous low, but altcoins have not, and many strong altcoins have not either. Now many people are only focusing on Bitcoin, which is actually a misconception. Those who believe that the bull market is over, do not have faith in altcoins, and only hold onto BTC are likely to miss out on the upcoming market movements.

To seize this bull market, my experience is:

· First, you need to have a sense of direction and conviction. You must firmly believe that it is still a bull market and not be swayed by short-term fluctuations.
· Second, you need to be able to identify which coins are actually making a difference, have real value, possess technology, and have capable teams.
· Third, you need to anticipate the narrative direction of the industry and know which sectors might become hotspots.
· Fourth, after doing your homework, you still need to choose wisely, looking for those coins that are still at the bottom and have high potential, rather than chasing those that have already risen to high positions.

I increasingly feel that opportunities often lie not in the spotlight, but in places that most people have yet to notice.

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