The weekly review mentioned whether the market should rise if it doesn't fall, and indeed the market of the local dogs has started in the past few days, with funds actively pulling up the market. I hope it can last for a while, and Bitcoin can break out and have a good rebound.

The market is neither rising nor falling, with no clear winner between the bulls and bears. The account's floating profit remains flat like Sister Bei's, showing little volatility. This week, I increased my positions in Sol and Pepe, recovering 10% of the positions I sold earlier. Currently, my total position is 60%. The short-term key is whether Bitcoin can reach a new high and form a rising bull flag pattern.

However, the news front is quite lively. Trump's major infrastructure bill has passed, and next Monday, a list of countries facing a 70% high tariff will be announced. He keeps reciting useless spells to Powell, and the family’s WLFI has started issuing tokens to siphon off funds. Musk has announced the establishment of the American Party, diverting funds from the US stock market to blockchain. Recently, there has been significant movement from a whale holding 80,000 Bitcoins, resulting in a market drop. The already insufficient liquidity and market confidence have been further shaken by OKX's account risk control freeze, leaving investors anxious. Why is the market not dropping when it should? Is it a trap to induce short positions or long positions?