Currently, looking at the 4-hour chart, we also provided very standard levels at 69,000 and 71,500 the day before yesterday. The chart is now marked within the green zone, and our view remains: if we break above and hold steady at 71,500, then look up to 74,000. If 74,000 can hold steady, there is a high probability of a false breakout to lure in longs up to 76,000-77,000. If we break below 69,000, we should watch the lower support axis, and the fifth wave crash may arrive earlier than expected.

In summary, for trading operations, under the bear market environment, we have consistently focused on shorting at high levels—those following us should already know this. For medium to long-term contracts not yet entered, you can use low leverage and control your position sizes across three entries. Currently approaching 71,500, I suggest everyone can open a short position of one lot (to guard against sudden crashes if not already in the short position). The second position around 74,000, and the final position at 76,000-77,000. For short-term contracts: wait to determine the direction based on the 69,000 and 71,500 levels first. Spot trading: continue to wait.