Last night, Trump shot himself in the foot again,

spouting nonsense, fabricating claims that the East University has already initiated bilateral tariff trade negotiations.

East University responded directly, saying there's no such thing. Wow, awkward.

This guy Trump, unilaterally instigating a tariff war, and now the domestic situation is chaotic, prices are rising, and there’s a possibility of inflation rebounding again, which means the Federal Reserve will delay interest rate cuts. National debt continues to rise, a heap of trouble.

Alright, he wants to cease fire and negotiate. He even wants the phone number of the village chief of East University to seek peace, but there's no chance of that.

You don't take the blame seriously, kneeling at the doorstep, constantly slapping yourself, saying, 'I'm not a person, I've angered the master, please forgive me, master.' This matter is certainly not over.

Recently, indeed, Trump has backed down, and the panic on Wall Street has eased. Plus, there’s an expectation of interest rate cuts in June, so the US stock market rebounded for three consecutive days, but it's about to reach a strong resistance level. Personally, I think next week will see a pullback.

As for BTC, the recent movements are very strange; when the US stock market falls, it rises, and when the stock market rises, it either consolidates or falls. This indicates that this sudden surge is entirely a move by the big players to cut the retail investors and clear out short contracts.

Subsequently, retail investors and funds haven’t kept up, and with no liquidity coming in, they suddenly found no retail investors to take over. So, I personally say that around 94,600 is the peak of this rebound. I dare to say this; there shouldn't be many who would take such a stance. Could I be wrong?

From the daily chart perspective, the MACD has turned bearish, bullish momentum is weakening, and a hanging man candlestick has appeared, signaling the top of this rebound. Recently, some funds have been chasing and entering the market, but it’s still insufficient, and the momentum for rising is weakening. My personal suggestion is to hold half of your position around 94,000. However, from the daily chart perspective, it’s already a bullish reversal trend, and any pullback should primarily be for long positions; you can continue to buy the dip. Currently, there’s resistance above around 86,000 and support below around 89,000.

On the hourly chart level, there is a volume expansion pullback pattern. If it effectively breaks below around 93,000, it will continue downward. This morning, I already reminded to short around 93,500-94,000, with a stop loss near 95,200 and a take profit near 91,200.

On the weekly chart level, based on past patterns, we are just at the beginning of a major cycle reversal, with a trend of repeated oscillation upwards. Pullbacks can be taken for long positions; you can hold coins and wait for prices to rise.

In times of life and death, be cautious and careful to survive.