The current market trend continues to fluctuate, with prices once again rising and then falling back, followed by a sustained period of sideways consolidation, maintaining in the range of 82,000 to 85,000. In this trend, the operational approach is quite clear: sell high and buy low, and always remember that securing profits is the top priority.

After a prolonged period of sideways fluctuations, a breakout is inevitable, but whether it will be an upward or downward breakout, the entire market is waiting for guidance from the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee). According to Yi Ning's analysis, since the price cannot break through 85,000, and the March FOMC decision will play a decisive role in the trends for April, May, and June, Yi Ning is more inclined to believe that the market will test the bottom again, and then adjust within a larger range of 75,000 to 88,000 over the next three months.

Under the current trend, there is no absolute right or wrong in long and short operations; the key is to wait for the clear direction before seizing opportunities for substantial gains. Patience is required at this time; once the direction is clear, act accordingly. Given the current situation, taking short positions in line with the trend remains the main operational strategy.