Good morning, market friends, on Monday. Over the weekend, the price of cryptocurrencies experienced some significant fluctuations, but overall, it was a gradual upward trend. This kind of market condition is actually quite easy to operate.

We have always emphasized short-term participation—don't hold on too tightly. Although single-trade profits might be smaller, this approach effectively reduces risk exposure. The most common mistake in investing is focusing only on how much profit can be made, while neglecting the importance of stop-loss and risk isolation.

From the daily chart, BTC has pulled back from its high point and shown a short-term bottoming rebound, with four consecutive green candles. But frankly, this is just a technical correction in the market and does not change the underlying downward trend. The recent rise has also been driven by some news stimuli, but once the news hype subsides, Bitcoin is likely to return to its original downward trajectory.

Looking at the 4-hour chart, the market shows a pattern of oscillating and gradually rising—but in terms of the strength and capacity of the gains, the direction has not truly changed. This current upward movement is ultimately a phase of adjustment; when it’s time to fall back, it will. We will continue to maintain a bearish outlook, just waiting for the correction to complete.

Morning advice: $BTC short in the 91600-92000 range, targeting support around 89000; $ETH short in the 3180-3220 range, with a key support at 3000.