In a post reported by Odaily on November 12, 2026, Yi Lihua reviewed his response to recent market swings. He said he had held off on buying the dip after seeing Democrats gain an advantage in the midterm elections and judging that US stocks might fall. The market instead rebounded quickly, and he bought into Bitcoin’s rise near $77,000. After BTC stabilized above $80,300, he concluded that the pullback had ended and the uptrend had resumed.
US stocks subsequently fell, as he had initially expected, and he said the decline was accompanied by a further Bitcoin pullback. He closed his long position at a profit, while his spot holdings remained at an unrealized loss.
Yi said rapid rises and falls are difficult to predict and emphasized position sizing and risk management. He is watching US stocks and oil, and said potential Democratic policy action concerning AI and crypto—including matters involving Jensen Huang and Trump’s financial interests—could add uncertainty. His broader view remains bullish, but he said he would wait for a clearer macro environment before looking for another opportunity to buy the dip. These are Yi’s assessments, not independently established market signals.