Right now, in terms of the market, if you say it’s a bull run coming back, the odds are not high.

For funds to flock to the mainstream means the demand for risk aversion is relatively high.
The current rise is only a repair, originating from the easing of the geopolitical crisis,
But the war also has truly reduced production capacity,
Whether it affects inflation depends on whether oil can stay below 90.
This is also why mainstream assets have risen to this level and then started to trade sideways.
As for whether they can rise later, and how high they can go, it still depends on the rate-cut expectations.

In a sideways market, keep contract leverage as low as possible and use stop-losses.
Wait until the main players reverse their positions and “pick you up” before getting back on to go long.
Recently, both Ethereum longs and shorts are only carried with tiny size 🤣

Short-term upside is being suppressed.
There’s still plenty of room for downside.