I completely agree with what Brother Wu said. The current bottom buying strategy is best to proceed gradually. If it falls, buying may not be suitable for the current situation. It should be noted that the recent decline in the past two days is mostly related to "tariffs" rather than larger systemic bearish factors. When I woke up at 8 o'clock in the morning, I saw that the price of Bitcoin was still above $84000, and when I woke up again, it broke through $80000. The reason explained is that the panic in the Asian time zone caused a sell-off. The reason for the panic does not rule out tariffs of 40% (35%) on China, nor does it rule out the risk aversion of the core PCE tonight. However, it is ultimately due to uncertainty about monetary policy. If the March dot matrix continues to show 2 interest rate cuts, the market may be slightly more reassured. If it shows more than 2, market sentiment will improve, while if it shows less than 2, market sentiment will inevitably be worse. So in the early morning, I said I didn't follow my previous expectations because the short-term market is too unpredictable. If the macro data is good, it will directly pull back to the bull market, but if the macro data is worse, it will directly hit the bear market. So if there are many bullets, it's no problem to buy them anytime, after all, the bottom is sold, not waited for. If there are not many bullets, you can wait and see the key nodes first.