#比特币价格反弹 When I saw this data, I was thinking about an interesting phenomenon — a total of $47.2 billion flowing into the market globally, which sounds like a lot, but Bitcoin funds have actually decreased by 35%, leaving only $26.9 billion. Behind the price rebound, retail investors are actually bottom-fishing and shorting products, which really explains the situation well.

Recently, several expert traders I follow have been quite cautious about this rebound. They are not bearish but are observing the true intentions behind the capital flow. Funds flowing into Germany and Canada have shifted from outflows last year to inflows this year, which may indicate that market sentiment is recovering, but recovery does not mean a trend reversal.

The key point is how to follow: one type of trader is aggressive, riding the rebound momentum and willing to bear the risk of a pullback; another type is conservative, waiting for the capital inflow to stabilize before increasing their position. My current strategy is to follow in two stages — 30% of my capital is used to test the rebound height with aggressive traders, and 70% is kept with conservative traders, waiting for more confirmation signals of international capital inflows.

Stop-loss is set at the weekly support level; this way, I won't be shaken out during the oscillations of the rebound, nor will I be caught in a trend reversal. Practice has shown me that the hardest part is not choosing the trader, but maintaining patience amid uncertainty.