I've been reading a lot of opinions from top-tier pros in the secondary market—some are bullish, some are bearish. To objectively summarize, if there's no black swan event and $BTC completely breaks below 100k, we have to admit it's a bear market. But if it can stabilize above 110k again, we can look forward to new highs and the bull market continuing. As for me personally, in the secondary market, I prefer right-side trades after the trend is confirmed. In the primary market, I lean toward left-side trades. That's why I sold everything a few days ago and am waiting for the trend to play out. When we look at the opinions of the pros, we need to digest and summarize them ourselves. Both logical bullish and bearish views are acceptable. What I'm not talking about here are the crazy takes like "if it goes up, it's hitting 1 million," or "if it drops, it's going to zero." The market moves based on action, not predictions. No matter who ends up being right or wrong later, I won't praise or mock them. They're just offering me a "more professional" perspective from their own standpoint. I'm not great at secondary trading, so I have to rely on information from people who are better than me to make decisions. I'm grateful for the help they provide. The same logic applies to the primary market. We can learn from the thought processes of those who are more skilled, but our actions must align with our own situation. Never blindly trust anyone. If you realize you're wrong, you must cut your losses immediately—don't be stubborn. $BTC $ETH $SOL $BNB