A new BTC reversal strategy is now available, with trigger conditions including price anomalies, volume anomalies, various pattern anomalies (positive V, inverted V, consolidation), and a timing mechanism. Due to space limitations, the explanation has been simplified, but the core results should not deviate significantly—it's important to note that if the trend strength is insufficient, the expected take-profit level may not be reached, but the stop-loss level remains aligned with the target.

This tool sometimes gives judgments opposite to mine, but based on historical performance, its hit rate is actually higher. Humans have subjective biases; algorithms do not. They simply evaluate data objectively.

Tonight, I will continue porting the second set of algorithms—specifically for altcoins. If completed on time, I will publicly release another dedicated account. Interested parties can follow along.

Looking at recent market trends, Bitcoin has been sideways with decreasing volume and slight downward movement; the bullish pattern still seems viable. The key resistance is at 912-915. If a quick breakout is unlikely, the probability of retracing to above 908 is low, and it’s more likely to continue dropping toward the 904 range.

Once Bitcoin enters consolidation, there is usually a brief "altcoin season," but most of these rebounds are just distribution behaviors—several K-lines rallying up and then dropping immediately. In this bull market so far, it seems particularly fond of testing the psychological bottom of the "diamond hands" mentality—if you believe in the pattern, you need to ride the roller coaster. Taking profits when the market looks good and partially closing positions in time is perfectly fine; selling too early won't cause losses, and missing the opportunity won't cause losses either.

Recently, BNB's surge appears abrupt, but it’s not unusual (considering the scale and the true anomalies on other chains, there's still a gap). The main reason is the chaos of various Chinese Meme coins over the past few days. Except for a few projects already listed on major platforms, other projects have weak liquidity and market cap—purely domestic players battling each other. If you're just trying your luck with small bets like lottery tickets, that's fine, but if you heavily invest, once the price crashes, you might be stuck forever. For some risky assets, I have set up 2x leveraged short positions at key levels, waiting to see how far the market will fall once sentiment cools.