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Who understands! That sharp spike in BTC was basically targeting my limit order, but it just brushed past and turned away. My long order at $BTC 83392 was hanging there, eagerly waiting for it to drop and fill me. The market did dip, the spike happened, but it was just a bit short, and the order didn’t fill. Then what? It immediately reversed and bounced away, leaving me watching from the sidelines, perfectly missing out 😭 What’s even more frustrating is that today the funds had no intention of slowly grinding with BTC. The market clearly diverged, Ethereum suddenly stole the spotlight, with trading volume surprisingly much higher than Bitcoin’s, money flowing entirely to ETH. $ETH is around 2680 now, steadily strengthening throughout the day, with strong buying support, showing much more explosive momentum than BTC. $ZEC, that old wild coin, stopped pretending and directly pushed near 1600, with scary short-term volatility. Ethereum and ZEC each moved about 50 points, the strength difference is obvious at a glance, funds are rotating into smaller altcoins. Today is a typical sector rotation: BTC made a slight rebound to hold the scene, but the real action was from Ethereum and the wild coins. I wanted to wait for BTC to pull back to a low long entry, but it didn’t even give that chance. In this market, the main driver is no longer just Bitcoin alone; altcoins and second-tier coins offer more opportunities, but the volatility is really high, chasing them can easily lead to losses. Don’t force entry before the expected levels, be patient for the next pullback. Missing out is better than getting stuck. $BTC $ETH $ZEC #美联储重启加息，BTC为何仍有韧性？ #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到