Even in the face of endless wind and rain, I still hold a passionate heart. The current difficulties are just the foundation for future surprises. Keep moving forward, and you will eventually reach the distant place you desire. Endure the lows, and everything will grow towards the sun. Unconsciously, another week has passed. Overall, this week's bearish outlook has been successfully concluded. Daily strategies were shared openly, and positions were tracked in real-time. Both long and short positions have yielded gains. Relying on skill rather than luck, maintaining rhythm through ups and downs, and securing profits. Market opportunities are always present. Choosing the right direction and following the right rhythm are key to long-term, steady profits. This week's weekly performance: Monday: Bitcoin gained 2,743 points, Ethereum gained 119 points. Tuesday: Bitcoin gained 2,980 points, Ethereum gained 157 points. Wednesday: Bitcoin gained 2,317 points, Ethereum gained 67 points. Thursday: Bitcoin gained 4,367 points, Ethereum gained 42 points. Friday: Bitcoin and Ethereum combined gained 2,365 points, Ethereum gained 120 points. Saturday: Bitcoin gained 1,078 points, Ethereum gained 43 points. Along the way, I witnessed the market's ups and downs and accompanied everyone through perseverance and gains. The trading journey is not always smooth sailing. Stay calm and stick to your strategy, and you won't fear market waves. This week concludes here. After a rest, we will continue to work together and gradually find our own path to profitability.

Bitcoin's current price is around 60,685, with the intraday low reaching 59,451 and the high touching 60,692. Overall, the intraday volatility isn't particularly large. Currently, it's in a slight pullback phase, with net capital inflow also leaning towards outflow. In the short term, selling pressure still exists. From last night until now, the overall movement has been a sideways, slightly weak rhythm, initially moving down from around 61,000, with the lowest point around 60,350. Then there was a small rebound, but it couldn't break through 60,900 and was pushed back down. Now, the price has returned to oscillate between 60,600 and 60,700. The middle band of the Bollinger Bands is near 60,871, the upper band at 61,400, and the lower band at 60,340. The current price is below the middle band, indicating a short-term bearish trend. The 60,871 level is the first key resistance for a potential rebound. If the price is to go higher, it must first break through and stabilize above this level. The Bollinger Bands are not showing a significant widening, suggesting the market is still in a range-bound consolidation and hasn't entered a trending phase. Currently, Bitcoin is oscillating between 60,340 and 61,030, with the direction still unclear. The next step depends on whether the price can break through resistance or fall below support to establish a new trend. Bitcoin: around 61,000, target: 60,000 Ethereum: around 1,580, target: 1,500

This morning, Bitcoin launched a violent rally around 61,000, reaching a high of 64,250 within half an hour, then quickly falling back due to profit-taking at high levels, with the price oscillating around 63,000. While the market digests the high-level adjustment, breaking news of Israel airstriking Iran suddenly emerged, escalating Middle East geopolitical conflicts, adding extra emotional disturbance to the market. Looking back at Bitcoin's surge to 64,250 and subsequent pullback, combined with geopolitical news impact, the price remains oscillating in the 63,000-63,300 range, with the middle band of the Bollinger Bands still providing support, and the overall rebound structure remains intact. Ethereum also surged to 1,721 before pulling back, currently oscillating around 1,680, highly synchronized with Bitcoin's movement, with volatility slightly amplified due to news influence. This escalation of Middle East conflict is a short-term emotional disturbance event. Historically, similar geopolitical events mostly trigger short-term market fluctuations and do not change the medium- to long-term trend. Currently, market panic sentiment has increased, but there has been no panic selling, and the key support levels are still well supported by funds, indicating that mainstream funds have not fled en masse due to the news. The current market is in a stage of high-level adjustment plus news digestion, and short-term volatility may be amplified. Focus on two points moving forward: whether the geopolitical conflict will escalate further, triggering larger-scale risk aversion selling, and whether Bitcoin's support in the 63,000-62,700 range can hold. If it breaks down effectively, the adjustment space may open further; if it stabilizes, there is still a chance to challenge the 64,250 high again after consolidation. Overall, the current upward trend has not been broken, and short-term adjustments and news disturbances are just phase pauses in the rally. There is no need for excessive panic; rationally viewing market fluctuations is sufficient.