Last week totaled 20k points, with a trend that closely matched expectations. This week is only half of last week's, with over 10,000 points.

Week ①: In the morning, short positions initially led by direct trading at 1470 points, then bottomed out at 800 points, and again turned bullish with a 200-point rise. After breaking resistance, it turned bullish for 600 points, totaling 2,300 points. The follow-up looks to continue upward.

Week ②: First, a bullish move of 800 points, then a rebound followed by a continued bullish move of 950 points, totaling 1,700 points. The bullish trend was held three times.

Week ③: The bullish position from Week ② was held until early morning, reaching 950 points. Then the fundamentals showed signs of weakness, dropping twice by 1,800 points, totaling 2,700 points. At the highest point, it turned bullish again.

Week ④: Expecting a wave-type pullback, bullish for 1,500 points, then a pullback turning bearish for 700 points, totaling 2,200 points.

Week ⑤: Watching for volume-driven greed, but it didn't materialize. Only 600 points.

Among the five daily moves, the total exceeds 10,000 points. Although this week's points are only average compared to last week, each strategy provided clear entry points, and the overall trend structure and understanding of fundamentals are evident. Adjustments during the period were timely—there was no continuous bullish or bearish trend, but arrangements were made at resistance and support levels. The fundamental analysis is also very insightful. Therefore, next week's trend is expected to have larger movements, with sideways consolidation around 78 as a buildup—either breaking above 8 to near 8.8 or breaking below 75 to near 6.8. The decisive battle is next week: go all in if the move is right; hesitation is pointless. #加密市场行情震荡