Before Monday, I’m still not feeling too relaxed. When liquidity is at a low point, anything can happen. Honestly, when it comes to the market, I’ve always believed in being fully prepared to handle price fluctuations. So, I’m not too worried about whether prices go up or down. What I care more about is how I respond to the ups and downs. If it goes up, great—after all, my goal is set for 2028. But if it goes down, all I need to decide is whether to buy, sell, or do nothing. Even though it sounds simple, it’s not easy to execute. A lot of friends plan to buy at 90K, but when it actually hits 90K, they worry they’re buying at the peak and decide to wait for 85K. Then when it really drops to 85K, they worry it might go to 70K. In the end, when it briefly dips to 85K and bounces back to 90K, they regret not buying at 85K and feel like buying at 90K isn’t worth it anymore. So, they keep waiting for another dip, and this cycle just repeats endlessly. I’m not saying my approach is the right one, but for most people, it’s hard to predict the exact top or bottom of $BTC or any asset. The simplest way is to set mental price levels and buy or sell in batches. For example, if you plan to buy when it drops below 90K, you could start by buying 10%. If it keeps dropping, set a rhythm for yourself, like buying another 5% for every $5,000 drop. The same logic applies to selling. While you might not hit the exact top or bottom, you’ll have a better chance of getting close. I’ve always preferred to buy my way to the bottom and sell my way to the top, rather than just waiting for the bottom or top to come to me. Looking at Bitcoin’s data, after the weekend started, the turnover rate dropped significantly, which is normal for weekends. This kind of situation mostly reflects the trades of real holders. So far, there’s no sign of panic spreading, and investor sentiment seems relatively stable. But since the weekend isn’t over yet, we still need to keep an eye on things on Sunday. The current chip structure is also relatively stable. High-position loss-making investors haven’t shown signs of panic selling. It’s clear that there’s only a small amount of turnover at the support levels, and most investors are still in a wait-and-see mode. Bitget VIP, lower fees, better perks.