Monday to Friday, the public strategy concluded successfully, with the entire week's market rhythm precisely controlled, and the long-short transitions clean and decisive, with no missed opportunities throughout. This week, 7 long positions were taken to ride the bullish surge, 2 short positions were precisely timed to catch the pullback, both sides steadily capturing profits. Bitcoin this week smoothly reached a profit of 11,700 points, Ethereum had fewer oscillation opportunities, and our cautious approach still harvested 100 points of profit. Under the same market conditions, the outcomes are worlds apart; most people lack a trading system, chasing highs and selling lows, repeatedly getting trapped and losing more as they trade. The crypto market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to understand the market view and reliable guides. Only by trading in line with the trend and only doing what you understand can long-term stable profits be achieved.



After a round of strong rise and fall, Bitcoin and Ethereum entered sideways consolidation simultaneously. The market has always been like this: the longer the sideways accumulation, the larger and more explosive the subsequent breakout. The overall market remains in a slightly bullish consolidation, with the medium- and long-term bullish pattern intact, daily and weekly charts maintaining a bullish arrangement, and the market still gathering strength for a second surge, with ample bullish momentum. Short-term pullbacks are normal adjustments; each dip can quickly stabilize, with highs and lows gradually converging, and the bottom continuously rising, forming a standard bullish buildup structure. Next week’s trading approach is very clear: confidently enter positions to set up swing long positions.

Bitcoin’s swing trading plan targets 80,700-80,000 for a direct long, aiming for 84,000. Ethereum follows the same logic, with 2,320-2,280 directly targeting 2,500.
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