I believe we are seeing the last times that Bitcoin will look at $20,000 and flow in this range again, because it's about to head to its next "destination" value, where it will go up, then down, then settle like it has before more than once or twice.

Beware, with every time I've ever told anyone about the good profits of cryptocurrency trading, I also make certain to warn about the certain inevitability of the day when your funds may not be available to you, either by reason of the system crashing under the strain of its own load, or by buggy software, or by hackers or infrastructure sabotage, or by natural events, or by policy or by some other reason, there will be reasons why we cannot access cryptocurrencies, and then there may be "hoops to jump through" to gain access back to those funds for some people.

Don't hold onto this life with clenched fists.  The Bible teaches us to view life as a gift, as a time for us to become more like Jesus Christ, and to be a faithful steward of what He has blessed us with.  Instead of tightly holding onto this life and the things of this life, it is more often better to use open hands to hold onto what God gives us.  This way, it's not a struggle when God takes away the things He gave us, and we can trust that if He takes away what we need, that He will give us something else better, or bring us home with Him.

If you're not ready to lose the money that you have in cryptocurrency, you should bail out soon, and use the cash you have wisely.  If you do not have other funds, and/or you would be heartbroken or immensely sad if you suddenly and unexpectedly lost every shred of cryptocurrency you've spent this time gathering, you ought to not have that money in, or at least not that large of a portion of your funds.

One of my friends recently told me that cryptocurrency trading sounds like gambling.  For me, though, it is not gambling.  With the way I approach it, every decision I make is profitable.  I have made a few posts with mentions of some of my ideas, and my ideas have changed somewhat since even those posts were written.  All in all, I understand enough about the systems and the automated trading that happens day in and day out to be able to sit and watch the charts, and I mostly pay attention to only a few coins, to know when to buy or sell.

BTC, DOGE, SHIB, DESO, and ETH are key indicators that I use for both broad and narrow views of the markets as a whole.  I do look at other cryptocurrencies to understand various dynamics, and I sometimes trade in other coins, but I only really trade in DOGE, SHIB, and more recently, DESO.  I only use Bitcoin by request, otherwise I have no reason to trade with it.

There is volatility, and there are volatilities.  All of it right now is a good signal that we are exiting the "trough" that BTC has been in for a while now.

You can see the trough on this far-out view of the BTC chart, and you can see how the earlier "major" rises in BTC value caused all the earlier "major" rises to become looking like they were small and almost insignificant.  We look set to be ready for the next and largest yet increase in value of Bitcoin and consequently most all the rest of the "altcoins" that exist, as the vast majority of them have their activity tied identically to Bitcoin, each with their own variances and bots programmed in.