Good morning everyone, let's talk about the overall market trend~

Currently, the daily chart of the market continues to fluctuate mainly downward in the short term, with the overall direction still bearish, mainly influenced by the Iran-U.S. incident. According to the latest news from Trump, an agreement is close to being reached, so the planned attack on Iran today has been postponed by 2 to 3 days. This will be the most watched topic in the coming days, and the market has once again entered a wait-and-see mode for further developments. However, I personally believe that everyone is familiar with Trump's style of doing things, so the market also has certain psychological expectations. We will see how it unfolds.

If you haven't yet built a position in spot trading, I think patience is key. Wait for this wave of market correction to bottom out, then consider gradually accumulating mainstream coins for medium- to long-term investment. For futures trading, affected by the Iran-U.S. situation and current market trends, it is recommended to adopt a short-term swing trading approach with a cautious stance. Yesterday, ETF institutional funds saw a net outflow of about $216 million, and over the past five trading days, the total net outflow was about $1.4 billion. Continuous outflows indicate institutions are reducing positions to hedge risks, so be sure to pay attention to risk management.

For today, the short-term trend of BTC is expected to fluctuate within the range of 75,000 to 77,500, ETH within 2,050 to 2,150, and SOL within 82 to 86.

The contract strategies for today remain the same as yesterday:
BTC: Short at 77,500 or consider shorting on rallies, take profit at 75,000

ETH: Short at 2,130 or consider shorting on rallies, take profit at 2,060

SOL: Short at 85.5 or consider shorting on rallies, take profit at 82.5

Warm tips:
1. Stop-loss suggestions should be set according to your actual liquidation price and your risk tolerance.
2. Don't be greedy; lock in profits when possible. It's better to take small losses than to hold on and face bigger ones. If the direction is correct, continue holding.