Outlook for the new week: tariffs will continue, the U.S. and global real economies have been affected, and progress on reaching an agreement on tariffs is slow. The real economy will deteriorate in the next two months. This Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will release benchmark interest rate news. Bitcoin has been hovering at a high of 96,000 in the past week and has started to turn. U.S. stocks have risen for seven consecutive days and have reached an overbought state. All of this suggests that the market will experience a downward movement. Perhaps the high point of this rebound and its vicinity is the last opportunity to exit? Sharing my current situation, I have already exited 70% of my long position. The benefit of this approach is that if it continues to rise, I still have 30% to follow up, and if there is a significant drop, there will be a greater opportunity to enter; additionally, I am taking advantage of small fluctuations over three to five days to play with the market's ups and downs. As for day trading, there is no need to consider significant market drops or rises under any circumstances; the market trend is truly irrelevant. Everyone should adjust according to their own situation to find the most suitable mode for themselves. In the short term, Bitcoin will have a brief rebound in the next couple of days. If it reaches 96,000, this level will become a new watershed. We shall see; this time when Bitcoin broke below 95,800, I made a short position accordingly. I will take profits around 93,000. This is for everyone's reference: $BTC
