#Binance Alpha Interest rate cuts + point shaving, this wave of the market has really arrived. BTC pulled back to enter a position from 89,000 to 90,000, and ETH decisively goes long if it holds 3130-3150. My logic hasn't changed - waiting for a pullback is the best time to enter a position, don't chase the price and give away your head.

Hot coins like WET and TRUMP have indeed surged sharply, but this is a double-edged sword. Looking at the trading volume and market cap, the signs of short-term speculation are too obvious. My strategy is to observe and not follow blindly, unless there is clear technical support and a stop-loss plan. PIPPIN rebounded 20 times, and FKH has been hailed as "the next WIF"; the louder the buzz, the more cautious I become—historical experience tells me that the last ones to take the plunge are often new retail investors.

The most heartbreaking part is the Binance Alpha section. To be honest, I made quite a bit of money here from June to October, but after November, I increasingly felt something was off—projects going to zero and then the Alpha rallying up. Is this Binance's "distribution mechanism" or internal manipulation? I tend to believe it's the former, but I also don't rule out that some participants are taking advantage of information asymmetry. The key point is that no matter what, I no longer dare to heavily invest in Alpha; at most, I'll take a small position to test the waters and set strict stop-losses.

ZEC's long positions must take profits; the top divergence and rising wedge on the 1-hour chart are warning signs. Earning from 360 to 440 is good, but greed is suicidal. Taking profits is harder than cutting losses, but this is the prerequisite for living longer.

This opportunity does exist, but the premise is to execute strict discipline — follow up on breakouts, exit profits decisively, and do not let greed consume your rationality.