#Strategy加仓BTC The funniest thing in the crypto world is human nature.

After a day of consolidation on New Year's Day, the group started shouting "the market is over"; yesterday hit the daily limit, and those who didn't chase the move were pounding their thighs in regret. Some people, out of impulsiveness, fearing the market will crash, jumped ship without hesitation—ultimately, the market didn't fall, but they messed up because they didn't do their homework (completely failed to set stop-losses).

On the news front, Trump's tariff policy will be revealed today; whether it rises or falls still depends on speculation. But there's a detail worth noting—there's a clear increase in open interest in out-of-the-money call options, indicating that big funds are betting on a spring rally in advance.

Specifically, regarding the market situation:

**Bitcoin** has already stabilized above 94,300. Since the breakout is confirmed, the trading approach should be to follow the trend, not to bet against the top. The safest strategy is to wait for a pullback before going long—don't rush to chase the high. Wait for a new strong bullish candle to confirm the trend before entering, with a target around 100,000. But the process won't be smooth sailing; use position management and stop-losses to handle volatility, and never let emotions dictate your decisions.

**Ethereum's performance is even more aggressive**, with a single large bullish candle breaking through 5%. Because of the sharp rise, it becomes harder to precisely hit the pullback point. You can try to buy around 3220, but again—the same approach applies—wait for a new bullish candle to confirm before entering, which is the safer way.

Ultimately, the market doesn't care how regretful you are about missing out or how deep your fear runs. It’s always jumping around, and what you truly lack is a prepared plan and the willingness to wait calmly.