Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said in a post that trading is far from easy, describing a market that repeatedly moved against both bullish and pullback calls. He said that when he had stayed bullish earlier, the market went through several corrections. Later, after price climbed to $86,000 and he kept looking for a pullback, the market still produced multiple rebounds and even touched $87,000. Over the past month, he said, price fell back to the $80,000-$81,000 range several times before quickly bouncing to the key $84,000 level again.
Yi said neither rallies nor pullbacks move in a straight line, and argued that investors should not be thinking about trading at every moment. Instead, he said they should stick to the idea of watching for pullbacks without shorting and wait patiently for a better dip-buying opportunity. He also said he founded and manages three funds focused on crypto investing, crypto trading, and AI technology, adding that crypto trading is the hardest and amounts to "a practice against human nature." On the outlook, he said he still favors quality AI stocks and crypto assets as trend directions.
ChainCatcher reported that Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said in a post that the trading process is not easy.
He said that when he had remained bullish earlier, the market went through several pullbacks. Later, after price rose to $86,000 and he continued to look for a correction, the market still saw multiple rebounds and even reached $87,000 at one point.
Over the past month, price fell back to the $80,000 to $81,000 range several times, then quickly rebounded to the key $84,000 area.
Rallies and pullbacks do not move in straight lines
Yi said neither upside moves nor corrections unfold in a straight line. In his view, investors should not be thinking about trading all the time. Instead, they should stick with the idea of "watching for pullbacks without shorting" and wait patiently for the best moment to buy the dip.
His view on funds and the market outlook
He also said he founded and manages three funds with different mandates, focused on crypto investment, crypto trading, and AI technology. Among them, he described crypto trading as the most difficult, calling it "a practice against human nature."
Looking ahead, he said the question is whether investors can still keep the confidence to buy the dip when the market faces what he described as extreme panic.
On the broader outlook, he said what he described as Warren Buffett being trapped in Google and Duan Yongping being trapped in Pop Mart is only temporary. He added that AI will continue to create miracles, monetary expansion will not stop, and quality AI stocks and crypto assets remain the trend directions he favors.
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