Many people believe that the second half of the year will enter a bull market. Before Bitcoin is halved, if you don’t wash the market and enter the bull market directly, I think it will be impossible. The price of 28,000-30,000 is too high for new investors. If the number of new users entering the market is small or the amount of investment is not large, the height of the bull market is limited.

This is like the three cards game in DC. When the poker players at the same table have already got a straight flush (equivalent to a bull market flush), you think that this table can play a big card, so you rush in. In fact, you have no chance to get a big card. Most of the cards you get are bad. Because a shoe card can only produce one or two straight flushes and one or two leopards, if other poker players or dealers take it, then you will not be able to take it. Odds are a set threshold, which guarantees that the dealer will always make money steadily! After a boot of cards is gone, the cards must be shuffled and the next round of the game will be played. Only then will it be fair to all players, and everyone will have a chance to get a big card. There is a truth in the currency circle~
For friends who don’t have much capital, I suggest that you don’t mess around and wear down your principal. In particular, don’t chase the highs. The currency circle won’t make much money in the second half of the year. Bitcoin’s yield has reached 80% in the first and second quarters. How much room do you think there is? It's better to save more cash, and then enter the market after major adjustments.
For the short-term, I have insisted since mid-June that if there is no larger pullback, the height of the upward rush will be very limited. This year's high point may see 35,000-36,000, but there is no squat, and 31,000 is not stable.
Sharpen the sword for a thousand days, and swing the sword for one day. My bullets are only aimed at generals, not nameless rats.