#比特币价格表现 Seeing BTC stabilize at the 90,000 level, I still carry the lessons learned from past experiences—both the pitfalls and the sweet successes. During the 2017 bull run, I witnessed similar breakout moments—once the price broke through key resistance, everyone was shouting "straight to the moon." But history tends to repeat itself, just with different actors.

This wave of the market shows some similarities to last year's trend. The volume didn't keep pace after the breakout, which is the detail I pay the most attention to. A breakout without supporting trading volume is like a palace in the desert—looks magnificent but dissipates with a turn. The 95,000 resistance level is indeed there; multiple attempts to break through before failed, which is no coincidence.

In the short term, the price is likely to complete a secondary bottom during a pullback, testing the support zone of 90,000-90,500. If it holds, then pushing toward 92,000-92,500 makes sense. I've fought many battles where I "stopped out and missed the rally," so now I prefer to let the market prove itself rather than rushing to follow the trend.

The triangle consolidation on ETH is even more interesting—bottoming signals are gradually emerging, but the highs haven't appeared yet. The resistance zone of 3,250-3,280 is like a gate; breaking it is necessary to confirm a trend reversal. Many have already accumulated at the bottom—this is a common strategy—waiting for clear signals before making a reversal move.

The performance of altcoins these past couple of days reminds me of a phase in 2021, when sector rotation created a crazy atmosphere. PEPE doubled from an oversold state, and the market cap of the life K-line dropped from 4 million to 1.4 million. These fluctuations reflect capital flows and market sentiment changes. Chasing highs often comes with high costs.

Time will tell us whether this is the start of a new cycle or just a fleeting rebound. Until then, I’ll stick to my usual approach—conservative entries, strict stop-losses, no chasing or greed. The market is always there; missing this wave doesn’t mean missing the next one.