The recent market has been really tough to play, this is a classic "torture"行情. Clearly seeing technical breakdowns and imminent dips, but the main forces stubbornly hold the market steady, neither rising nor falling, just stalling there, tormenting both bulls and bears. At such times, retail investors should avoid getting slapped back and forth, so as I always say: if you're not good at shorting, just stay in cash, keep your money safe, and preserve your strength. As long as the green mountains remain, there's no need to worry about firewood shortage.

Specifically, for DOGE, don't rush to jump in. Be patient and wait until it "dips sharply" before placing orders. Opportunities come from declines, so don't chase highs. As for ETH, I have been firmly bearish on it. Honestly, its fundamentals are too weak—earning only a tiny bit all year round—so why does it have a valuation of hundreds of billions? This is entirely Wall Street propping it up from behind. Once this bubble bursts, a price drop of even one zero is normal, so don’t be fooled by its fame.

If you’re lucky enough to have bought good assets at the bottom, don’t just hold onto them. This kind of volatile market won’t end in the short term, so instead of holding spot, consider doing some LP (liquidity mining) to earn some spread. Many people fear losses without compensation, so you can only do infinite range trading, which lowers risk, but naturally also reduces returns. After all, risk and reward are always proportional—there’s no such thing as a guaranteed profit with high returns. At this stage, don’t always think about getting rich overnight; staying calm and earning some steady income is already good. #我在Gate广场过新年 $BTC $ETH ‌ ‌