APT completed its spot liquidation exit yesterday. The first sign of a rebound was the time to run. Currently, only Bitcoin is holding the market, but how long this support can last is indeed a question. Once Bitcoin's defense line breaks, the entire altcoin sector may face a liquidity crunch—on the positive side, it's an adjustment; on the negative side, it's a bloodbath. What is the biggest dilemma at this stage? Liquidity. Without buyers, no matter how beautiful the chart looks, it won't generate an upward trend. How do those calling for a rally explain this? Relying on whales to pump the market? Honestly, if whales don't dump on you, you should be grateful. Instead of waiting for the altcoin season to revive, it's better to preserve your principal first, observe Bitcoin's subsequent movements, and then make plans.

Guys, I have to vent about something. I’ve been holding that $AT for almost two weeks, and it’s been completely dead, not a single ripple. I’ve been watching the 4-hour chart every day, and I’m almost numb from it. Last night, I just couldn’t take it anymore. I thought it would be more solid to stick with top coins like $BTC , so I sold everything in one go. Once I had that thought, I couldn’t stop my fingers — I just sold everything. And guess what? Just a few hours later, I open the market app, and damn — $AT suddenly surged 50%, and it even doubled. I looked at that chart, and I was stunned. Isn’t this telling me that my few hundred U$D position was actually “taken care of” by the big players? Now I get it. For us retail investors to get rich, the method is super simple: if I want to make money, I just shout out the coin I want to sell on the trading platform. You guys buy in the opposite direction, and guaranteed, you’ll achieve financial freedom. Brothers, if you’re still holding $AT , raise your hand and let me see how many of you are in the comments...

BTC experienced a typical spike pattern yesterday, with multiple retests testing traders' patience. The 89k level has become crucial—obvious volume accumulation combined with a surge of long positions provided many with a signal to re-enter the market. At that time, I noticed ETH was still around the 3000 mark, so I decisively followed the bullish setup. The losses accumulated from scattered stop-losses earlier were almost fully recovered in this move, amounting to 1000 USD. From a technical perspective, 92.6k has become an important current observation point. Even if there is a retest here, it could instead present an opportunity to buy more. If the price can break above 95k later, the upside potential will open up more fully—at least towards the 98k or even 100k range. The key still lies in volume confirmation and the performance of bullish and bearish forces at various critical levels.