Here's a simple operation: I’ve temporarily stopped playing CAKE. I’m not trading it anymore.

I know the current mood in the group is very optimistic, many people think there will be a big rise and they want to rush in. But I have to pour cold water on that and say something unpleasant: I think Bitcoin will drop significantly.
I’ve looked around, and the current rally looks too much like “诱多” (a trap to lure in buyers). What does 诱多 mean? It’s when the main players deliberately create a false appearance to make you think, “Wow, the bull market is back, hurry up and chase!” Then, once you rush in, they quickly close the door and start dumping. It looks lively now, but it’s actually a trap for retail investors, waiting for everyone to buy in.
My target level is very clear: Bitcoin around 41,000.
Let’s do some math: if Bitcoin really drops, can tokens like CAKE escape? Of course not. They’ll probably fall even harder than the overall market. By then, forget about profits—your principal will be cut significantly.
Trading isn’t about proving how awesome you are; it’s about making money and protecting yourself. I’d rather miss out now and earn less than stand at a high level as a “bag holder.” The current retreat is to wait for a big drop, so I’ll have cash to pick up cheaper chips later.
You think it will go up, I think it will go down, and neither of us can convince the other. The market never cares who has the loudest voice; it only cares about who survives longer.
Don’t rush to criticize me; let’s let time prove everything. $BTC $CAKE ‌ ‌