BTC surged $87395 and then fell back, how high is the cost-effectiveness of directly chasing the rise?

According to the AiCoin market, BTC briefly surged to $87395 before falling back to around $85565. Previously, the market saw a general increase, with high elasticity currencies such as DOGE and SUI showing significant gains, leading to a rapid rise in fund sentiment. In the past 24 hours, there have been approximately 3.11 billion US dollars of liquidation across the entire network, including approximately 2.6 billion US dollars of liquidation by short sellers; The Panic Greed Index has risen to 78, entering the zone of extreme greed. The upward trend is still ongoing, but BTC's rise and fall indicate that high-level selling pressure has emerged, and the cost-effectiveness of directly chasing the rise is decreasing. If you want to enter, you can focus on observing: -Can BTC hold the $84000-$85000 range; -If the reduction stabilizes after stepping back, consider entering in batches; -If it breaks through $87400 again and stabilizes, then observe the space above; -If it falls below $84000 and cannot be quickly recovered, the pursuit of gains should be suspended. Currently, it is more suitable to wait for confirmation of the return step, and the initial investment can be controlled within 30% of the planned funds. The hotter the market, the more important the entry cost and stop loss position become. 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.