Summary of my Tuesday: Since the spike of the big pie to 88000 on Monday night, the rapid rebound of v has kept me from taking any action for now. I only added a portion to my existing ant position. Later, when it reached 92000 in the early morning, the big pie clearly faced resistance and consolidated for a while. At this point, I decided not to monitor it anymore and went to sleep. Upon waking up, I saw the big pie at 94000, which felt like a major correction back to the past after half a month. Although I haven't seen the 86000 futures gap, the current bottom at 89000 is already quite good. Today, I didn't place any orders; all were my own test orders because, in my view, the current market is like the calm before the storm. At some key support and resistance levels, such as 92500 and 94500, the big pie made very strong breakthroughs. From the hourly chart, it shows a trend similar to a counterfeit market. Currently, the upper position at 97300 has been tested twice but not broken through, remaining in a range-bound consolidation. If it breaks and holds above, continuing to test 98000 effectively, we can confirm that an upward trend has started; conversely, there is a great possibility of a strong rebound followed by another drop, with a significant range, where spot trading reigns supreme. For contracts, I personally choose to avoid this uncertain market, primarily focusing on low long and high short positions in a small range. Tomorrow's CPI, to be honest, I really don't pay much attention to news events, but regarding their impact on the market, you could say there is indeed some effect.