Sudden surge in the early morning! Stop being the bagholder chasing the high

Just finished a bowl of late-night snail noodles, and my phone exploded with messages, all asking “Missed the boat, what should I do?” “Can I still chase now?”
I laughed, knowing you little leek farmers, when prices go up, you panic more than anyone, and when they fall, you’re more timid than anyone.

Guys: Don’t be blinded by the bullish candles
These days, with BTC and ETH surging, do you think a bull market is here?
Wake up, this is just the main players feeding retail investors a sugar cube.

The daily K-line has closed positive for two consecutive days, with closing prices hitting the highs. It looks strong, right? But if you look at the 4-hour chart’s MACD, the DIF and DEA are still climbing in the negative zone, just the green bars just turned red.

What does this mean? It indicates that the bulls are “recovering blood,” not “taking off.”
Yesterday’s volume exploded briefly and then shrank back, showing that capital enthusiasm hasn’t caught up.
This kind of pulse-like surge is almost certainly the main force enticing more buyers; when you chase in, it’s the perfect time for them to harvest.

Bai Jie’s strategy: When others are fearful, I am greedy; when others are greedy, I am even greedier. I never chase highs, but I wait for you to chase high before I enter to pick up bargains.

Bitcoin (BTC)
Don’t blindly chase above 89,000; wait for a pullback to the 87,500-88,000 range before going long.

Hunting target: Look at 90,000-91,000; if it breaks through, hold on; if not, run. Remember, we’re here to eat meat, not to pay the bill.

• Ethereum (ETH)
Just surged to 2980, many people rushed in immediately.
Listen to me, wait for a pullback to 2940-2960 before acting.

Hunting target: Watch 3030-3080.
This current surge is an opportunity to get on the train, not a signal to jump off.

Hard truth: Retail investors’ common mistake is chasing highs and selling lows
I know you get excited when you see bullish candles, panic when you see bearish candles, but the market is so cruel—main players love you to chase the highs and sell the lows, pulling a wave to lure you in, then smashing it down to harvest you repeatedly.

Here’s my message today: This surge in the early morning is not a reversal signal; it’s an opportunity for smart traders to get on board.

The market is not short of opportunities; what’s lacking is patience to wait for them. Those who can endure until dawn are the ones who can share the cake.