The morning wake-up call is more punctual than an alarm clock. It's not even five o'clock yet, and the phone screen keeps lighting up—BTC dropped below 101,000? USDX unpegged to 0.388? Did the whales get wrecked on the dip? My eyes aren't even open, and my brain is already processing data. I swipe my phone, and the screen is filled with red and green fluctuations, instantly waking me up. As the coffee machine starts, my first reaction is: don't panic, let's see what the blockchain has to say. The computer boots up, heading straight to on-chain tracking: a certain whale dumped 800,000 USDT to buy the dip on USDX but ended up getting stuck during redemption, while on the ETH side, some 25x long positions were partially liquidated. Deribit has over $5 billion in options expiring this Friday. Each of these is not a small matter. Switching to the charts, pulling out both daily and 4-hour lines—BTC daily is weakening, and ETH has already broken key support. Fingers tapping on the desk, I silently remind myself: 106,000 is the lifeline; if it breaks, it’s heading to 98,000. Quickly jot that down. At seven o'clock, it's time to discuss the institutional report. Yi Lihua mentioned a 50% chance of wide fluctuations, and BTC might return to 116,000; on the other hand, analysts warned that the on-chain data for XRP doesn't look good, with the number of independent addresses plummeting by 18.5%. After reading this, I have a clear idea: don't chase the rebound yet, wait for a pullback; make sure to hit the support when buying low; reduce position size, and set a stop-loss at 1,000 points, never hesitate. At eight o'clock, the community messages exploded. Newbies are panicking: "Is it too late to add to my position now?"

What you think is an increase is just a weak rebound on the surface, and what you think is a pullback is actually a big dump. This week, Bitcoin and the entire altcoin market are under a significant downward trend. Except for a rebound on Wednesday that was suppressed, the other trading days were basically in a one-sided big dump. It was promised to be empty, yet some people insist on more and more; this is a typical case of "super many heroes." Trends determine direction, and direction determines life. This week, Yingjie has never given out any long positions. Although Wednesday's unexpected increase caused some damage, we firmly do not chase up or reverse. Fortunately, the return from the market has exceeded your imagination... Remember, as long as you keep going this week, you can at least surpass 95% of people, and I hope you are not one of the 5%, but a standout among the winners... Opportunities are everywhere, yet you say you haven't grasped them well. Who do you blame? This Monday to Thursday can be described as four consecutive days of "one-sided" market. How much have you gained? The Asian market experiences a big dump or continues to fall, the European and American markets are in a sideways adjustment, and the U.S. stock market is experiencing a slow decline that turns into a big dump (breaking upward slowly on Wednesday). Every day is a one-sided market; such opportunities are rare, occurring only once in a thousand years. Some people take a few hundred points and run, some take over a thousand points, and some take as much as they can in one trade. The quality of one's mindset determines success or failure in life... This week, the most obvious is Ethereum, continuing to fall after a big dump, with a trend weaker than Bit (down 15% on Wednesday). Look at today's Ethereum, DOGE, and XRP, which have fallen more than BTC at one point. No need to say much, just look for an opportunity to short, especially since today is Friday... Another Black Friday??? The event is over……#BTC