The crypto market is experiencing an emergency plunge, how should longs and shorts choose?

The main reason for this drop is due to selling pressure after Bitcoin surged past the 80,000 level, and it has little to do with other news. Early in the session, Trump also publicly supported the crypto space, so don’t be afraid, continue to go long and look for gains. Those caught in long positions should not add to their positions recklessly; be patient and wait for a resolution. Place stop-losses at the previous low support levels. Market changes are unpredictable, real-time guidance is more authoritative, only waiting for attentive traders.

① Institutional asset manager BlackRock’s weekly net inflow into Bitcoin spot ETF hit a six-month high, with aggressive buying by major players driving prices sharply higher.

② As the Federal Reserve meeting approaches, the market expects the Fed to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but swap market data shows the probability of rate cuts by the end of the year has risen to 40%.

③ Iran has proposed to the United States to prioritize reaching an agreement on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting maritime blockades, and has postponed nuclear negotiations. Trump is also actively discussing Iran issues with the national security team.

Brothers in the group were still asking me this morning if I could chase longs at the current price. My reply was that I never taught everyone to chase rises and sell dips. I’ve always emphasized that friends following strategies should do so with light positions. Here I reiterate once again: I only provide guidance to friends who are trading in real accounts. Don’t keep coming to ask me whether you can go long or short now. Ask AI; it can give you the results you want.