Recent market conditions are simply "door closing and slaughtering sheep," with repeated washouts by the bears, ultimately leading to direct liquidation and panic selling.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates, non-farm payrolls beat expectations, CPI data was positive, and the overall trend was mainly a one-sided surge. However, it was followed by pressure, sharp declines, and a plunge.

Throughout the process, fortunately Sister Ying has坚持 high-level thinking, even if there were losses along the way, she still坚持 the strategy to the end. After all, I am optimistic about the bear market, and the key point is that during this repeated challenge to surge, we haven't stabilized above the 90,000 level.

Many people say: "Always hold, and there will be one correct time." So why not say the same about always being bullish, and there will also be one correct time? That's not the point. The key is, after each sharp decline, how many people continue to be bullish? Moreover, the profit potential after a decline is far greater than during an upward move, because with top-tier holdings, we have enough confidence to hold.

Today, Bitcoin directly broke below the 8.5K level. After breaking below, I don't really believe there will be a reversal opportunity, so today I continue to hold during Japan's rate hike. $BTC