The most important chart for the famous altseason $BTC.D > Finally reversing > breaks the point marked in the chart then we can see altcoins go crazy I'm bullish for Q1 $BTC ‌$GT ‌$SOL ‌#CryptoMarketPrediction

Don't short, don't short, Quickly admit defeat, quickly admit defeat. Really grateful to the fans, holding my head, don't short around 90000. Recently been reminding that BTC needs at least one upward surge, Targeting 94000-98000. The bottom is marked, oscillating for so long, it's not for unloading, but for a surge, without craziness, it's hard to harvest the chives. Yesterday I sold all my long positions, now I can only wait for a pullback to go long. Sigh, doing altcoins, hitting once each time, Yesterday did pepe, got beaten badly, luckily around 630, strong resistance should not break, will pull back, run down. Indeed, during this period, I've never watched the MEME series, but in the end can't avoid the fate of being beaten, planning to hold for a day, if it can't go down, then cut losses. Avoided the mainstream, MD, still can't avoid altcoins. Thought about it, trading for so long, almost all liquidation cases are from trading altcoins. You, as a contract trader, what are you betting on with altcoins, isn't that courting death? Just focus on your BTC, ETH, SOL, aren't they appealing? $PEPE ‌

#比特币价格走势 Seeing the data on Polymarket, the probability of Bitcoin surpassing $100,000 has dropped to 11%, indicating that market sentiment is indeed turning more conservative. But let's not rush to pessimism; instead, it's an opportunity to observe. In this market condition, the strategy of airdrop interactions becomes even clearer—when prices are volatile, project teams tend to use airdrops to stabilize community enthusiasm and attract participation. In other words, it's the active period for the grab-and-go crowd. Here are some practical tips: **Step 1**: Focus on new projects that are still pushing incentive programs during bear market sentiment. These projects usually have sufficient funds and larger airdrop allocations. **Step 2**: Prioritize tasks with low interaction costs—Twitter follows, Discord verification, wallet authorization—basic actions that allow you to maximize project interactions with minimal effort. **Step 3**: Build your own airdrop calendar, noting the snapshot times and interaction deadlines for each project, so you don't miss the window. Weakening prices may not be a bad thing; the key is to find projects that are still willing to give out rewards in tight spots. Keep the rhythm, and you can still harvest gains from airdrops.