This week, there is relatively little macro data to discuss, so let's continue talking about it.

On Thursday at 2:00 AM, the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision: The expected value remains unchanged, and a rate cut from the Federal Reserve is still expected in July, with only two rate cuts this year. Despite all the fuss, Chairman Powell hasn't budged, so this rate cut is also difficult; it will likely remain unchanged.

On Thursday at 2:30 AM, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will hold a monetary policy press conference: Traditionally speaking, when Powell speaks, the market often drops sharply. He is almost becoming a conceptual deity in the cryptocurrency space, but we shouldn't trust these things too much; we need to see how he speaks, as that is the key. Don't bet on the market; after all, in such a strong trend, if he speaks positively, how will you respond?

On Thursday evening at 8:30 PM, the number of unemployment claims from last week: Overall, this has relatively little impact, but it can still cause fluctuations of five to six hundred points, so it's worth reminding everyone just in case.

These three data points are relatively important; everyone should pay attention to the timing to avoid the impact on the market, including interest rates and Chairman Powell's speech. There can still be fluctuations of several thousand points, so everyone should remain cautious.