Last night, I reviewed my BTC trading strategy. The US stock market performed quite well at the opening, and mining stocks were also rallying, but MicroStrategy's indicator was declining. This divergence directly suppressed BTC's upward potential—price remained oscillating within yesterday's daytime range, with no signs of breaking out. My original plan was to go long after stabilizing at the key level of 93,800, but as both MicroStrategy and mining stocks turned downward, my entire approach changed.

Around 94,300, a large number of liquidation orders appeared. From a game theory perspective, if viewed from the market maker's angle, this is an optimal point for a dump. I placed a limit buy order here, betting on this logic. However, after reviewing the US stock K-line before sleep, there were no signs of a bottoming out; instead, the weakness continued. Weighing the pros and cons, I decided to cancel the order—staying up all night watching the market isn't my style, and I definitely don't want to catch those uncertain flying knives.

The subsequent trading approach and today's market forecast will be shared continuously.