1. Definition: The crypto circle has been changed by Trump. Satoshi Nakamoto does not appear, so decentralization exists, and now Trump directly controls the market with super influence and a unique identity.

2. It has been said that the current market is fundamentally speculation on expectations.
Yesterday it was mentioned that the crypto summit on Friday where Trump speaks is the biggest expectation for a rally.
The March monthly report mentioned the rebound; the 89.97 position basically went straight to it.
Shouting to buy the dip for XRP and SOL is also the strongest.
This is Trump's influence.
The current expectation in the crypto circle is Trump and interest rate cuts.

3. Data
BTC inflow was 500 million last night. The main buying concentrated from 0:00 to 2:00.
ETH is still weak, with -37 million from 11:30 to 0:45 and 96 million inflow. Then funds have been continuously flowing out, currently at 7 million.

SOL went from -7 million at 23:15 (140) to 157 million (170) at 2:00, and currently stands at 120 million.
PS: Institutions are also big retail investors. SOL bought 8000 between 0:00 and 0:45, which is 157-180.

ADA went from -2 million to now 63 million.

So currently, #BTC #XRP #SOL #ADA funds are still there, #ETH has already been abandoned, just short-term speculation, #LTC has not been focused on.

4. Structure:
BTC, XRP, ETH, SOL have all reached the expected rebound targets.

BTC CEM gap at 85, liquidity above has basically been cleared.
BTC liquidated 253 million yesterday, ETH 115 million. XRP and ADA SOL 50-60 million.

5. This week macro:
Tuesday TBD:
The 25% tariff imposed by the US on Canada and Mexico takes effect.
President Trump is invited to give his first speech in Congress during his term.

Thursday 03:00
The Federal Reserve releases the Beige Book on economic conditions.
Friday TBD:
President Trump hosts a cryptocurrency summit at the White House.
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell speaks before a lunch session at the 2025 US Monetary Policy Forum at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

This node is really good; there will be significant fluctuations this week.

5. In this wave, Trump has monopolized the gains; ETFs haven't bought much yet, and the large funds are basically entering from 0:00 to 2:00.

So,
if the rally continues, it will require institutions to spend money to buy in, but currently they have no price advantage. Directly pushing up depends on whether there is liquidity entering in the evening, mainly ETF funds.

The key is the expectation of Trump's crypto summit on Friday; as long as it is not canceled, there should be policies to promote an increase.
The timing in between is the key to operations.

So is it to harvest first and then push up, or to oscillate first and then directly push up?
Assuming a scenario where now Monday and Tuesday have natural oscillations, then Tuesday the tariffs take effect + Trump doesn't mention it, there will be a decline, then Thursday announces further promotion, and then Friday rallies??

PS: The meeting won't be disgustingly canceled directly, right!