#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Bitcoin's recent price action is dragging on so much it's making people question life. Wasn't this supposed to be a consolidation phase? It's taking way too long. That downward wick in the early morning was spot on, stopping right around 90,600 before quickly rebounding. Right now, it's still oscillating within the flag pattern, and the key is whether it can hold above 92,650—that’s the threshold for a continued rebound, with the target directly at the upper edge around 94,300. Can't break through? Then don't get your hopes up. On the flip side, if it retests and breaks below the lower edge of the flag, it's very likely to test that early morning low of 90,800, potentially forming a double bottom before looking for another move up. But if the 90,800 support doesn't hold and gets decisively broken, then the bulls' hopes are completely dashed, and a deeper correction will start—the higher you climb, the harder you fall. Simply put, 90,800 is the dividing line. If there’s another chance to test it, you might consider going long. $BTC $ETH

#比特币对比代币化黄金 summary of the recent performance of a few tracked assets today. $ZEC started to move yesterday evening, and the increase has already exceeded 10% by now. This kind of technical breakout came pretty decisively. $SUI rebounded with the broader market, then kept bottoming out and consolidating for a few days. Today's rebound is quite strong. If you have good position management skills in the short term, this kind of rebound window could be an opportunity to consider a long strategy. However, you need to calculate your own take profit and stop loss points carefully. wlfl is facing obvious selling pressure recently, with continuous capital outflows. There might still be some room for intraday swing trading, but you need to keep a close eye on the timing. SOON had a rather dramatic amplitude today, suitable for low-leverage, small positions to look for contract opportunities—don't chase the highs.

#比特币对比代币化黄金 [What’s the worst thing in trading? It’s not losing money, it’s exiting too early] What’s the most frustrating moment in trading? It’s not liquidation, it’s when you cut your losses and the price immediately pumps. Choppy markets are the most draining—when you call the direction right, but it reverses right after your stop-loss; when you stubbornly hold, your position gets washed out back and forth until you start doubting yourself. At times like these, many people think: “Maybe I should just give up, it’s not worth chasing this money.” But you need to be clear: as long as you haven’t exited the game, your chance to turn things around isn’t zero. Take silver recently, for example. It spiked to $58.84 before plummeting, and quite a few people panic sold around $56.5. And what happened? The price rebounded after the chop, and the early sellers could only watch. Gold is similar—stuck around that $4,240 level, grinding back and forth. Some people couldn’t hold and exited early, missing the real breakout move. A truly skilled trader doesn’t win every trade, but can withstand the period of uncertainty. Markets are always moving; opportunities are always brewing. Every loss you take, every time you get trapped, is tuition for your next profit. Don’t let a momentary loss make you deny all your hard work. As long as you keep reviewing and adjusting your strategy, your trend will eventually come. $BTC $ETH $BNB