Recently observed an interesting phenomenon: various Meme coins are skyrocketing, which may indicate that the market is entering its final stage.

From the pattern of market rotation, mainstream coins tend to lead the surge first. After Bitcoin breaks the previous high of 94,700, mainstream altcoins like Pepe and Pengu start to follow suit, followed by small-cap Meme coins gradually launching. Currently, Chinese Meme coins on the BSC chain have experienced continuous surges, and this rotation rhythm suggests that the market may have entered the late stage of the cycle, with the risk of deep correction accumulating.

For traders who have profited from this wave, now is a good time to reduce holdings at the high. Taking profits eventually means cashing out; rather than being greedy and getting caught at the end, it’s better to realize gains in time.

Looking at Bitcoin’s trend, there might be a short-term false breakout—rising to around 92,600 then turning downwards, initiating a deeper correction cycle. If it really drops, the long-term short position opened at 94,500 still holds strong value, and the plan can be extended until the end of January, while being cautious of the risk of the Federal Reserve not cutting interest rates.

Additionally, pay attention to WLFI’s rebound trend, and prepare to establish high-leverage short positions in the 0.172 to 0.178 range. Those who haven’t yet entered short positions at low levels can do so in batches, as after the incentive event ends on January 24, this coin is likely to face selling pressure.

The key is to precisely grasp each turning point; proactive positioning is essential to truly take control.