In the past few days of observing the market, I have confirmed some hypotheses that I have been validating: the market is currently experiencing a significant upward fluctuation, and this trend is likely to continue into the second half of the year. However, it will occasionally undergo deep corrections due to the pullbacks in Bitcoin.

At this point, my understanding and judgment of the next major direction has roughly solidified. In terms of operations, I still adhere to my old practices. With a safe position reserved for basic holdings, I can confidently set stop-loss orders to buy and increase my position during deep corrections—each time I can increase by 10-30% depending on the magnitude (earlier this year, I only increased by 10%, but now I have many arbitrage realizations, and along with my positive outlook, my corresponding actions have become larger). However, I will never go all in; I will keep some chips ready to buy again if it falls further. I also insist on high selling and low buying, using arbitrage during the high sell process to deposit 10-20% of the increased position into my basic holdings, which serves as the basis for medium to long-term profits. The high selling positions and low buying positions can be referenced against the four-hour KDJ index and RSI overbought and oversold conditions. I suggest everyone pay attention to each event node (for example, the recent interest rate discussions). Each event node is likely to produce corresponding significant fluctuations. Based on my belief in the general upward trend, I will regard each pullback as an opportunity to increase my position. However, this is limited to my own understanding and decisions. I hope everyone can consider this possibility in actual market situations and make decisions that balance safety with personal interests.