Leong0559

Market sentiment fluctuates, with increased long and short battles; short-term rallies do not indicate a trend reversal. On the macro level, influenced by U.S. policies and Middle East tensions, volatility has increased. Funds prefer quick in and out movements, beware of false signals and sell-offs. In trading, it is recommended to control position sizes, follow the trend, avoid chasing highs, and patiently wait for clearer directions.

[Geopolitical Game Begins, Cryptocurrency Market Turning Point Approaching]
As Iran, the United States, and Israel officially begin negotiations, the market enters a highly uncertain phase.
The key point this time is not "whether an agreement is reached," but the emotional fluctuations during the process:
• If negotiations go smoothly → Risk aversion decreases, short-term negative impact on BTC, ETH
• If negotiations break down → Military risk rises, funds seek safety, possibly a sharp drop followed by a rebound
• Repeated fluctuations in the middle → Most likely to produce "trap-up + stop-

Last night’s move, to be honest, was quite real.
BTC is ranging around 7w2. Many people are calling for upside, but I chose to short in batches—the logic is simple: the news flow is too mixed, and sentiment is too full, which actually makes it easier to move against you.
The results also confirmed:
✔ The first trade with a small profit was smooth
✔ The second trade with high leverage directly grabbed a segment
✔ A DOGE test order—basically break-even
This wave isn’t “divine prediction,” it’s a matter of rhythm.
Right now, the market’s core isn’t direction, but:
👉 Expectations vs. Reality
Ever

Last night, I shorted BTC at 72,000.
It's not mindless shorting; it's just that the sentiment was too consistent.
The market has been waiting for "good news from negotiations between the US, Iran, and Israel,"
but the market never rewards consensus expectations.
If the talks succeed — the good news is already priced in early, making it more likely to drop.
If the talks fail — then it's even more straightforward, risk aversion kicks in, and a liquidity wipeout happens first.
At this position, I'm not afraid of having no direction,
I'm only afraid of standing on the crowd's side.
I don't

Starting from 7w2, it's not impulsive, it's logic.
The biggest problem in the market now isn't the technical aspect, but the false positive news sentiment.
Trump releasing signals of "cooperation" seems bullish, but essentially it's more like an emotional pump tool.
Think about it carefully:
If it's truly good news, would it give you a chance to buy in?
If it's truly cooperation, would they release the news early for retail investors to know?
The current trend is a typical pattern:
Using news to push prices higher → Attracting long chasing → Selling at high levels
The 7w2 level is already a st

Just bought 110U 💰 on ETH
Honestly, I’m not this wave because I’m so strong, but because I held back from chasing recklessly.
Many people get FOMO when it rises and panic when it drops,
but the market has never rewarded “impulsive people,” only “people with a plan.”
This trade was actually very simple for me 👇
✔️ Wait for a pullback, don’t chase highs
✔️ Enter in batches, don’t go all-in
✔️ Exit at the target, don’t be greedy
The result is—secure gains.
Now the question is:
Do you think ETH will continue to surge or prepare for a correction? 📉
Let me share my view: it’s a bit