In the past few days, reviewing the trend of OPEN has been quite interesting.

The chip data is right there—the dealer's goods haven't moved much, and the concentration remains high. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? It depends on how he plays next. If he really wanted to sell, he would have dumped it long ago, but it has been at the bottom for so long without any movement.

I'm pondering that there are only two possibilities in this situation: either it continues to decline slowly, or it holds back and makes a big jump. But to be honest, at this position, it can't go much lower; rather, there is more room for upward imagination.

🤔 This is how I'm thinking:

• The bottom structure is basically stable, and even if it falls, it won't fall dramatically.
• The dealer hasn't run away with heavy positions; he is more anxious than us.
• The technical side hasn't started yet? That's just right, the cost of entering now is not high.

Anyway, I have already taken a position, just treating it as a purchase based on expectations. The bottom is already here, so the losses won't be too severe; what if it starts to rally? Then the gains could be substantial.

Don't aim for the bottom, just aim not to miss out. Are there any brothers guarding this together? Let's toast when the wind comes 🍻