2026-03-02 09:23:53

The expectations on both the technical and macro levels are the same.

The second Bitcoin dip failed to effectively hold below 1950.

Trump doesn't want to severely impact the financial markets,
so he chose to act over the weekend.

Quick action,
swiftly took out high-level Iranian officials.

What the market needs is not war,
but a controllable outcome.

This kind of script,
is not the first time it has played out.

Geopolitical conflicts,
short-term emotional shocks.

The ones truly affected,
are crude oil and precious metals.

Capital is never easily scared,
it just shifts positions.

When precious metals and energy stocks complete their phased sell-off,

funds will look for higher elasticity sectors again.

The script is the same as in previous years,

first creating panic,
then rotating assets.

Spring in the crypto world,
will not be absent.

Crypto assets are undergoing,
a role transformation.

From risk assets,
to structural hedging tools.

From manual control,
to autopilot.

The market won't tell you the turning point,

it will only switch when you least believe it.

Those who understand the structure,
are already in position.

Sit tight,
build a bottom, oscillate,
ready to take off at any moment.

ETH5.94%

BTC5.78%

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JsBigShark

2026-03-01 11:22:47

If it doesn't break 1950 and holds steady below for 4 hours, a huge surge is unimaginable!
The building in the distance is the European Central Bank. As a professional trader, your perspective here is definitely different, but short-term market movements have about 800 directions every day, while macro cycles remain unchanged. That's why I provided accurate predictions months in advance.
Follow the cycle, and only by taking a long-term approach can you make big money.
High leverage and short-term thinking are all liquidity chips.

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