Since last Sunday, the cryptocurrency market prices have risen sharply, breaking the 110,000 mark on Tuesday and entering a sideways consolidation, with multiple attempts to break through that level failing and resulting in pullbacks. Starting Thursday, the market experienced severe fluctuations, initiating a one-sided downward trend, with positive fundamentals failing to boost rebound momentum. Early Friday, Bitcoin surged to 108,500 due to fundamental influences before continuing to decline, hitting a low of 102,614 in the morning before rebounding; Ethereum simultaneously fell from 2,769 to 2,433, and after rebounding, it oscillated above 2,500. Over the weekend, Bitcoin and Ethereum remained in a range-bound state, but if a strategy is well-planned, Bitcoin has nearly 6,000 points of potential upside, while Ethereum has nearly 600 points of potential upside. The overall market is in a weak adjustment phase, and investors need to respond cautiously. Although live trading is publicly available across the network, due to the market deviating from technical structures and frequent reversals, overall returns have decreased, and the win rate has dropped to 80%.