Elon Musk and U.S. President Trump have once again engaged in a 'war of words' due to differences of opinion on the 'Big and Beautiful' tax and spending bill. In contrast, U.S. stocks, including the Dow Jones index and the S&P 500, have both surged, although there is a trend of reaching a peak. However, Bitcoin has already dropped from 108,500 to 105,000, with a pullback range of 3,500 dollars. There is support at a smaller scale, but the target has not yet been reached. Focus on the range of 102,888 to 103,888 below, as this is the key position.

The 315,525,811,972,400 dollars are precarious, with several attempts to break through 2,500 failing. Here, I encourage everyone to boldly enter short positions; it's essential to exit spot positions in a timely manner. This is a typical case of breaking down and then rebounding. For spot trading, don't rush to catch the bottom; take a look at the washout strength from July to August last year to understand. Consider entering spot positions only at 2,150 to 2,050. For contract trading, short-term day trading can focus on: entering long at 2,368 to 2,338, and shorting on a rebound at 2,433 to 2,453. Set a stop loss of 30 dollars for long positions and 20 dollars for short positions.

SOL is a typical 'three-second man'; after shooting, he puts on his pants and forgets everyone. The price rebounded to 160, only to drop sharply, falling all the way without any real rebound. Now it's back to 146. It's better not to encourage everyone to catch the bottom for a rebound, knowing how it behaves. For day trading, pay attention to 143 to 140. For spot trading, I don't recommend it for now, as the benefits often end up being a mess. If there are still holdings in this sector or series of coins, it is crucial to exit in time to avoid increasing losses.