#以太坊大户持仓变化 Win streak of 4! Yesterday's market movement was indeed interesting — Bitcoin surged nearly 2000 points in one go, and Ethereum also jumped close to 100 points, the rhythm was very tight. Many people were confused during the daytime decline, and quite a few followed the trend to sell off. By the evening turning point, we held the bullish position, and at that moment, the market came back. That’s why I keep emphasizing — there are always opportunities in the market, both bulls and bears can profit, the key is to find the right window. Don’t fear large-scale fluctuations; in fact, that’s the true rhythm of the market. Consistent profits, frankly, come from waiting, executing, and waiting again. If you’re unsure about entry points, observe the trend patterns at these key nodes more, and gradually you’ll be able to feel the market’s pulse. $BTC $ETH $SOL

#美国贸易赤字状况 4 consecutive wins! Bitcoin surges nearly 2000 points, Ethereum rises close to 100 points, dominating the gains! Yesterday, the market was slowly declining all day, and many people couldn't find direction and were passively taking losses. Our night trading session was also enduring hardship, waiting until the early morning for a rebound. This wave of surge was fully absorbed by us. Honestly, it's this logic — the golden window is always there, both bulls and bears have opportunities, there's no need to be scared by big market movements. Stable profits are the real skill. For friends who can't always see the entry points clearly, you can join the chat room to keep up with the rhythm and experience the feeling of riding the trend. $BTC $ETH $SOL

#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 In this market cycle, there's a phenomenon that really hits home—when adding to positions, it's almost always done at a loss, and very few people actually add when in profit. Just thinking about it is outrageous. $BTC $ETH $SOL The recent performance of these mainstream coins is very typical: when they rise, they surge straight up, going several days without a pullback; but as soon as a downtrend begins, they keep falling, and rebound opportunities are scarce. This kind of one-sided movement makes the decision to add to positions extremely difficult—psychologically, there's always a desire to wait for a better entry point, but in the end, it often results in deeper losses.