Chief Strategist's Comprehensive Analysis: (Issue 208) The market has fallen into madness, with the futures market's open interest hitting a historic high of 75 billion USD. Is this a new beginning or the final carnival?

What important deadlines are still ahead:

May 22 is Binance Pizza Day: commemorating May 22, 2010, when 10,000 Bitcoin were exchanged for two pizzas, marking Bitcoin's entry into the public eye.

What’s up with Trump’s dinner on the same day as Pizza Day? Trump has always been the Grim Reaper.

From May 27-29, the Las Vegas Bitcoin Crypto Conference is happening, and it’s rumored that Vice President Vance will participate. This is likely the end of this wave of market action, as the script often has a decline during conferences.

Let’s take a look at the liquidation chart: this pace might really push to 110,000 to clean out the last of the shorts, with bulls firing on all cylinders and another wave of short-squeezing behavior!

Why doesn’t the strategist short? Shorting feels like being a dog.

Have you deeply understood this wave of market action? Will shorting make you shiver in the future?

Let’s look at the Bitcoin K-line: How to make a good trading plan?

Brothers looking to short should pay close attention to the upward trend line (light green).

If this line is broken, a rebound short can be taken; if it hasn’t broken, be cautious about opening a short.

Those with guts can buy on the pullback, but definitely set a stop-loss.

Bitcoin ETF: Last night saw a significant inflow of 329 million USD, with BlackRock still leading with 288 million USD. Bitcoin has seen inflows of over 1 billion USD for three consecutive days, but the price hasn’t changed much and remains under selling pressure; currently, buyers and sellers are at a standoff.

Summary: When the gods fight, don’t join the table or speculate on the market; just watch!

Wait for the market to clarify before making your trading plan!