Yy0_adriannb

I've been seriously planning my future recently and would like to hear everyone's advice.
Currently, the main questions I'm struggling with are:
Should I stay in the US or go back to China?
Should I focus more on traditional finance (investment banking, buy-side, quantitative finance) or continue to deepen my expertise in Crypto? Because I feel that crypto has really been diluted by AI.
What is the most worthwhile ability to develop during graduate school?
Are there any things that you think a 22-year-old absolutely must do?
Let me briefly introduce myself:
22 years old, Chinese
Just graduated

My first long position has already been executed at $64K .
Many people think it will directly fall back to new lows, but I am more interested in a very interesting similar structure.
In February-March of this year, BTC once:
▪️ Dropped to $60K
▪️ Rebounded to $70K
▪️ Re-tested $62K-$63K
▪️ Finally surged to $74K
and now:
▪️ Dropped to $59K
▪️ Rebounded to $67K
▪️ Is currently retesting $64K
Isn't that very familiar?
So even if it goes back to $62K-$62.5K later, I won't be surprised.
The 0.618 retracement level of this current rebound also just happens to be around $73.9K-$74K .
If this

There is an algorithm that consistently sells Bitcoin every Tuesday at 5 a.m. UTC. It has not missed a single week in the past six months. The earliest signs of selling pressure usually begin around 3 a.m.. If you don’t watch the hourly charts, you might hardly notice, because this selling pressure is almost invisible on the daily chart. But the most obvious action occurs at 5 a.m.. At this time, the selling volume suddenly amplifies. Even more strikingly, the trading volume during this Tuesday 5 a.m. hour is on average 36% higher than at the same time on any other day of the week. This indica

Nasdaq is ready to officially embrace Blockchain - a proposal has been submitted to the SEC, aiming to start trading 'tokenization stocks' in 2026.
The market no longer relies solely on volatility to change the situation; it is also about finding direction in the native signals.
The next chapter of digital finance is already on the way.

The market is squeezing every bit of impatience. As Buffett said: 'The market transfers money from the impatient to the patient.'
Zuckerberg promised to spend 600 billion, and the American calculations are crystal clear.
Waiting, it's not cowardice, it's waiting for the market to truly open.

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