BTC rises back to $65000, buy now or wait? Three pieces of data tell you the answer

BTC rebounded from $61824 to around $65000 this week, but the current position is clearly divided between long and short positions. The current issue is not whether it can still increase, but how to arrange funds. Three data points are worth paying attention to: 1. Leverage is not overheated, there is still room for rebound. BTC fund rates have turned positive again, but have not reached extreme levels, indicating that bulls are returning, but the market has not yet seen a frenzy of price chasing. 2. ETH outperforms BTC, and funds are spinning. This week, ETH rose by about 2.46%, stronger than BTC, indicating that funds are beginning to seek mainstream assets with higher elasticity. 3. Institutional actions have increased, and there is still pressure above $65000. The transfer of BTC from BlackRock related addresses, the transfer of US government addresses to Coinbase Prime, and the abnormal movement of funds in the whale market all indicate potential selling pressure above $65000. Current strategy: If BTC retraces between $62000-63000, you can pay attention to opportunities for phased layout; If the volume exceeds $65000-66000, then consider following suit. Don't rush to fill your position and chase after the rise in the short term. It's more important to wait for the market to give direction around $65000. Risk Warning: The views, conclusions, and recommendations presented in this article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. The market is risky, and investment needs to be cautious.