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Let's review yesterday. Yesterday, both longs and shorts made profits, trading very short-term swings back and forth, which was quite good. The Ethereum position at 1900 is still being held. During US stock hours yesterday, I kept an eye on the market; US stocks were relatively stable with 15-minute swings. Bitcoin was slightly stronger but didn't reach 70,000; it stopped at 69,500. I advised the group members to take profits and not be greedy. Yesterday at noon, I quickly pushed to 68 and called for short-term profit-taking; in the afternoon, after a pullback and a retest without breaking 67, I watched for 70, with profits of 1,000 to 2,000 points secured. The only shortcoming yesterday was that I set a tight stop-loss at 6.595, which was hit quickly, causing a loss. Later, I considered giving a bit more room for stops. (It's also because I prefer not to let unrealized gains turn into unrealized losses; taking profits isn't wrong.)
Now, for today's outlook: based on the current trend, I don't really want to chase longs at this level. It's a position that's neither here nor there, so I might as well hold the core position. Let's see how US stocks perform on Tuesday. If they break through 7.2 strongly, I think there's a chance to go toward 7.8. If they can't break through, I might prefer to trade range-bound positions, using 1960 as a dividing line—shorting high and buying low.