The surge is happening so fast, it’s caught me a bit off guard. My current strategy is to buy whenever the price drops below my bitcoin:native cost price from the past two years, which is roughly $84,000. Since I’ve been consistently doing dual-currency investments, I’m okay with buying below $84,000 for now—it helps lower my average cost a bit. Today, I chose to buy at $83,000, with the contract expiring tomorrow. The main reason for this price point is that China’s leader has just set off for a visit to the U.S. During the visit, there shouldn’t be any major incidents, but the key will be the summary and outcomes after the visit. So for now, I’m parking it at $83,000 for a day—taking a 10% return is still decent. This Bitcoin rally, while not entirely due to China’s U.S. visit, is likely driven by market expectations that this visit could serve as a stepping stone for the U.S. and Iran to reconcile. As a result, oil prices are dropping, and risk assets are climbing. Let’s hope for a positive outcome. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFDs, prediction markets—all-in-one trading platform.