Recently, I've been watching BTC repeatedly test the resistance around 93,800. The previous short positions were opened before, and it has been oscillating in this range without breaking upward or experiencing a clear pullback, as if accumulating strength or waiting for a direction confirmation. The entire market is in this state with little activity; all coins are very quiet.

Then XRP suddenly surged in a one-sided rally, and this scene looks a bit off. Normally, when BTC rises, it drives the entire market; other coins follow or even overperform, which is understandable as a market norm. But when BTC consolidates and stays still, and suddenly some coins are pushed up regardless of the reasons behind the move, it indicates an unhealthy market.

The risks here are quite obvious. If BTC chooses to go down, those coins that are artificially pushed up against the trend are likely to become the bagholders. Conversely, if BTC really breaks upward, can these coins that were pulled up early sustain without a pullback? Market fluctuations are normal, especially since this recent rise hasn't shown significant volume support, which itself is a hidden risk.

Even if the market ultimately continues to rise mindlessly, the old saying still applies—proper position sizing and leverage configuration are essential to give you room for operation and error tolerance. This is always the fundamental skill in trading.