Many brothers privately complain to me, saying that the candlestick pattern looks like a spell being drawn, with sudden false breakouts indicating that the manipulators are forcefully pushing down with their money. There is a saying that goes, money is a person's courage; since the manipulators have plenty of money, their courage is also great. However, that being said, no matter how much money they have, the traces of tens of millions left on the blockchain and exchanges are like tire marks in the snow; they cannot be hidden.

Recently, the market has basically been driven by news, changing narratives every day. Just after digesting the negative impact of MicroStrategy's large coin sales, Trump turned around and expressed a bullish view, pulling the price back up.

First, let me chat with everyone about the recent market sentiment. HYPE, SOL, and other targets mentioned in the past two weeks have mostly been closely aligned with the overall market, so they cannot be considered independent speculative coins. Their movements depend more on the main force's rhythm. If you want to pursue high returns or seek stability, it all depends on your own risk preference.

Today is still a beginner-friendly session, let's chat about the most practical topic — how to analyze the market. I believe many people have had this experience: opening the market software dozens of times in a day, feeling particularly diligent, yet the more you watch the market, the faster you seem to lose money.

This week's BTC market is indeed frustrating, with the price fluctuating between 61,000 and 64,000, currently stuck around 62,000, leaving many people uncertain about whether to enter or exit their positions.

Recently, people around me talk about the market and often ask me if it has gone up or down, and whether they should buy at the bottom. To be honest, I haven't been paying much attention to the main index lately. For more than half a month, I've been using a grid strategy and lying flat. The returns are steady, much more comfortable than worrying every day about the ups and downs.

The on-chain signal series has now reached its third issue. The first two issues focused more on theory and basic methods, teaching everyone how to identify whales and how to track addresses. Today, we will go straight to practical operations, taking the recent hottest HYPE as a complete case, and going through the entire process of comprehensive analysis combining "on-chain data + K-line technical analysis."

A friend of mine who just entered the market invested 3000 yuan to test the waters. Being a novice, he manipulated randomly without understanding the rules. After ten days of watching the market, he became so anxious that he almost had a nervous breakdown. One night, a sudden price drop caused him to completely lose his composure.

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The non-farm payrolls on Fridays every month are a core macro event that affects the cryptocurrency market. Combined with the holdings of on-chain whales, it can accurately determine the bullish or bearish direction of BTC. Today, I will provide everyone with a directly applicable tracking method.

Many ordinary people only have two to three thousand in spare money, unwilling to settle for the meager returns from savings or money market funds, and they want to leverage Web3 side hustles for value growth, yet they fear being taken advantage of by the market once they enter. Currently, the market's core revolves around two keywords: oscillation and bottom-building, along with persistent tightening of liquidity. To stabilize their principal during a prolonged bear market, this lightweight allocation strategy is just right for small-cap investors.

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