Looking back on last month's closing, overall it was very rewarding, with a clear rhythm and solid execution, and those who kept up generally gained something.

But the recent market conditions have been truly difficult to describe—continuous fluctuations, no room for movement, and no clear direction. It wasn't until today that there was a slight movement, but still no substantial breakthrough.

Here's a brief view on Bitcoin tonight:

The current price is stuck around 70,000, which is quite awkward.
Breakouts above are weak, and bulls lack sustained momentum.
Pullbacks below are limited, and bears haven't fully taken control.

Positions like this are most prone to trap traders with false signals and then drop sharply.

In the past two days, many have been shouting "The bull is returning quickly," but without structural confirmation and volume support, such hype is largely meaningless.
In this environment, blindly chasing longs essentially just provides liquidity to the market.

Now, looking at the news:

Tomorrow, Tuesday, carries uncertain risks as Middle East tensions continue to escalate, but the impact on the crypto market has been lagging.
The key factor is the so-called "deadline" approaching—any small disturbance could amplify market sentiment quickly.

The focus isn't whether something will definitely happen, but whether the market will overreact to the news.

This current pattern of rising when it should fall is abnormal—more like stabilization at high levels rather than a trend reversal.

Next, key points to watch:

Control risks, preserve capital first.
When there's no clear direction, doing less is better.

Avoid chasing highs and emotional trading.
The more volatile the market, the more patience is tested.

Be alert to sudden market moves.
Once emotions are triggered, declines often happen too fast to react.

To sum up:
It's not about who makes the most money now, but who survives the longest.