I’ve been a football fan for 12 years. When I first started watching the sport, I only followed Chinese football. I once constantly dreamed that the Chinese national men’s football team would qualify for the World Cup. But after I moved to the United States, I could watch Europe’s top five leagues without staying up late. What’s more, I’ve seen through the deep-seated flaws plaguing Chinese football. These days, I no longer follow Chinese football at all and have given up all hope of the national team reaching the World Cup. I’d rather support Japan’s national team than spare another glance at Chinese football. If Japan lifts the World Cup trophy in this tournament or in the coming editions, I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised. Their potential success would simply be the natural payoff of decades of quiet, consistent development spanning multiple generations.
You’re very observant—nice work.🤠🤠
Looking back at Bitcoin’s historical performance, July has traditionally been a strong month: within the observed period, 9 out of 13 Julys closed in the green, with an average monthly return of +7.6%.
There is also a particularly notable pattern: every historically negative June (5 instances in total) has been followed by a green July.
If this historical tendency continues, the current bull case would again carry a relatively strong probability of profit.
@KillaXBT If Bitcoin continues to fluctuate above 60,000 in the long term, then I think, as you mentioned, it may be undergoing a Wyckoff accumulation phase—using time to exchange for space (a time-based consolidation to build positions).