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Net liquidity is flowing out and starting to turn around, the next wave of market movement should come very soon.

Gold—Silver—Platinum—Copper
BTC—Altcoins—MEME—Shitstorm
The water is getting more and more, but the pool is only so big; water flows to the low places.

All predicted points and market trends are bullshit.
The key is to have corresponding plans for both rises and falls, not just predictions.
I used to be a fool myself.

2024 is the true inaugural year of BTC being recognized by sovereign nations. The days ahead are still long, so don't be fooled into selling prematurely.
US stocks and commodities are reaching new highs. In the long run, currency will inevitably be overissued, and BTC circulation will decrease. When liquidity returns, BTC will definitely rise.
The opportunities on the right side are still there, but not for many more months. This time, it's unlikely to drop more than 70% like in previous years. More and more sovereign states and institutions are bottom-fishing.
HODL

From this perspective, next year should be promising.

Last night I wanted to deposit a few dozen, spent 2 hours switching between two platforms and dealing with 5 C2C merchants, but ended up not being able to do it! Deposit is so difficult, please help me control myself 🤣.

The four-year cycle is gone; BTC won't experience a deep bear market. That's my recent feeling.

$BTC The rebound is really weak, not even touching 0.382.
Considering previous analyses of U.S. financial policies, I am still very optimistic about the market in the second half of next year, so in the future, I can only go long on BTC and cannot short. However, it’s already December, and the overall market hasn’t shown any significant movement. Time to plan next year’s investment and trading strategies.
Dollar-cost averaging position 70% (long-term hold part)
The original plan was a 4-year DCA position, maintaining a weekly investment pace. Currently, I have persisted for 22 weeks (from A

$BTC Every bear market cycle falls below the realized value of long-term holders (red line). By 2026, it should be within 50,000.
My approach is to go cash when the price is below the realized value of short-term holders (blue line), and to bottom-fish for about a month when it drops below the realized value of long-term holders (red line).
If the price doesn't rise above the realized value of short-term holders, I won't open any contract positions.
At the same time, the dollar-cost averaging position will not stop.

$okb With this trend, it has broken through the right shoulder trendline of the W-bottom with increased volume. The movement is very good~ ➕