Next up, there will be two all-in scenarios. After tweaking the trend chart a bit, this bull market started forming the trend support line (1) shown in the chart slowly since the end of 2022. It only broke below this line once before the bull market officially started in August 2023, then consolidated for a while before violently reclaiming it. Since the end of 2023, Bitcoin has tested this trend line three times and has never broken below it effectively. This time, it’s the fourth test, which is around 90K. The support here is still relatively strong. Bitcoin should stop falling around this point and start a new wave of consolidation. If there’s a major positive catalyst later, like something related to macro liquidity, then the 90K area will be the starting point for a new rally. On the other hand, if there’s a negative catalyst, it will consolidate downward to the 70K range, around 73K. To put it simply, there are two scenarios worth going all-in. When Bitcoin reaches the 90K range: 1. If there’s a major positive liquidity catalyst, go all-in. 2. If there’s a macro or industry-wide negative catalyst and it drops to around 73K (the bear market’s extreme point), go all-in. So for now, no need to mess around—just wait patiently for the New Year. As for GIGGLE, I originally wanted to do a swing trade but got stuck with a loss of over 10%. I’m not too worried though; it’s just a matter of time before I break even. If it drops to around 100, I’ll buy more. Luckily, I saved up quite a bit during the last BSC market. When Bitcoin hits the 90K range, I’ll go in on MEME. Top picks are GIGGLE and NEET around 10M. No need to explain too much—the logic has been explained before.