The only orders I still have on hand left open are the TAO altcoins with an average price around 190—none of them have been closed yet.

As for the overall market, my take right now is that it’s a bull trap pushing prices up, especially in the early session. In the spot where the chips are being rotated, they didn’t go and pull liquidity—honestly, that’s a bit confusing. I went long at 66,500, took a small bite, and then left.

Right now, the lower low has been lifted to 64,900, the upper boundary of the high is 68,000, and the current market price is 66,300. There’s 1,000 points of downside room, and less than 2,000 points of upside room—so in practice, this is exactly the moment that’s hardest to trade!

Judging by the strength during the daytime, it’s hard to expect a chance to enter below 65,500. But the evening session usually gets a bit more extreme—if something happens, you can get in. If it doesn’t pull back, you can bite the bullet and chase it with that “tough it out” mindset; controlling your position size also lets you take a small bite. Staying flat/out of the market is also no problem.

As for this kind of market action, this is basically boring analysis.

The biggest headache is 68,000–71,000—should it be making the top at that level?