It's collapsing! Everything's collapsing! One word from Trump, and Bitcoin immediately kneels!

Folks, did you lose out on this wave this morning? I, for one, just laughed—Trump played another round of "I thought there would be a ceasefire, but it turns out we need to fight for another 2-3 weeks," and Bitcoin responded by plunging, dropping straight from 68,000 to consolidate around 66,000.

So the question is: can we buy the dip now?
My answer is very clear: don't rush!
The correct approach is "short on rallies," not buying the dip.
Why? Because the battle isn't over yet, and downward pressure remains. After this sharp drop, as long as it rebounds to around 68,000, I’ll go short without hesitation! If you dare, I’ll take the trade. Even if temporarily trapped, it will eventually come down.
For the more aggressive, a small position short at the minor resistance of 67,200 is also possible, but it's less stable—use your own judgment.
Going long? Not impossible, but you need to pick your entry points carefully.

The 65,000-66,000 consolidation zone has already seen a rebound once. Trying to go long here a second time is risky—less reward, more risk.
If you're really itching, small positions can be played, but the real "comfortable long position" is at 63,000!
Once there, no matter what others think, I’ll still go long at the high or low!
To sum it up in plain words:
The market is being driven by the war, with large fluctuations. For stability, short on rallies, wait for a big rebound before shorting again.
And about gold, short near the major resistance around 4750! There are opportunities every day in the market—key is whether you can seize them!
Finally, a word of advice: don’t get carried away, don’t hold onto positions blindly, and don’t bet your reputation on Trump.