Last Week's Market Review

The entire week's market rhythm was clear and distinct, with an initial rebound and surge to the high, followed by a turning point into a decline. Throughout, the trading strategy was flexibly adjusted based on market changes, with pre-judged rise and fall points, and entry points announced in advance, unaffected by shakeouts or false breaks that disrupt the main trend.

Monday
Pre-locked the short-term rebound trend, gradually accumulated long positions at low levels, and followed the support to ride the trend. The market hit the predicted high of 67,000 as expected.
Bitcoin collectively gained 10,686 points in the range, with a total profit of 82,047 USD, and the bullish rally steadily materialized.

Tuesday
The market entered a range-bound oscillation, with a brief false break to induce shorts early in the session, which did not change the short-term rebound rhythm. Maintained a bullish outlook, capturing pullback profits after hitting resistance.
Throughout the day, long and short positions alternated, with Bitcoin gaining over 2,800 points in the range, and Ethereum gaining 15,558 USD.

Wednesday
As the Federal Reserve decision approached, market shakeouts intensified. Initially relied on support to catch short-term rebounds, but after reaching the rebound high, signs of weakening appeared, and a breakdown turned into a decline. Before the decision, the market induced a rise to lure longs, but the main trend remained bearish, with multiple entries of short positions at high points awaiting the news.
A total of 9 trades were made throughout the day, with Bitcoin gaining 7,929 points, gold long and short positions netting 127 points, and the total range reaching 8,056 points, with Ethereum gaining 76,042 USD.

Thursday
The decision turning point was fulfilled as expected, with the 18th already identified as the key reversal date. After the announcement, a full-scale bearish trend erupted, with high-level short positions fully realized. Simultaneously, short-term rebounds and opportunities were exploited.
The main downtrend was confirmed, with another thousand-point decline in range, and swing short positions continued to expand.

Friday to Sunday
After a sharp decline, the market entered a consolidation phase. The rebound was viewed as a correction within the downtrend. The core strategy remained to buy the dip during rebounds, avoiding being misled by small recoveries into blindly chasing longs. High short positions were taken at resistance levels in batches, and within the oscillation range, short-term pullbacks were repeatedly exploited.

Weekly Summary
The week balanced short-term swings with the main trend, with flexible switching between long and short positions. Bitcoin and gold were both used as dual trading lines, with pre-judged turning points for rise and fall. Shakeout markets were navigated while maintaining the main trend. Entry points were announced in advance for every trade, avoiding post-event analysis, relying solely on market logic to follow the trend and profit. The entire trading rhythm was $ETH executed smoothly.