Here it comes! The US CPI inflation data is here, is it favourable information or unfavourable information this time? Everyone, take a look at the picture.
This CPI is lower than expected, which is Favourable Information! Meanwhile, this core CPI is higher than expected, which is Unfavourable Information! The Favourable Information and Unfavourable Information offset each other, resulting in a small impact~
How to determine whether the CPI is Favourable Information or Unfavourable Information? A CPI higher than expected is Unfavourable Information, while lower than expected is Favourable Infor

Just now, the Fed's mouthpiece Nick Timiraos stated that the core CPI is expected to rise to 3.1% tomorrow night, which is higher than the current market expectation, triggering a small panic in the market, with Bitcoin falling by 2% and Nasdaq futures turning from rise to flat.
I think the rise in inflation is on the board, but it depends on whether you believe Trump; he might optimize some data. A core CPI of 3.1% is definitely a bit high, but if it reaches 3.0%, which aligns with market expectations, then I think the impact won't be significant.
It is expected that the market may remain vig

Where is the top? Is Ethereum going to 5000 this time? What should we do if we miss out? Today let's analyze it:
The rise and fall of ETH actually follows a pattern, which is that every time it rises, it doubles from a relatively low point. All 7 major increases in the past few years have complied with this pattern, which we discussed a few weeks ago. This time, the starting point for ETH's rise is 2120, and the peak is likely around 4240, plus a fluctuation range of 5-10%. This pattern has never encountered an exception before; I wonder if this time will be different?
However, the relatively

The BTC trading opportunity is about to arrive! When it gets here, I will short it hard!
As shown in the figure, Bitcoin is in a descending channel, and the top near 118,000 is a relatively good position to short, with a decent chance of success.
Today Bitcoin has reached 117,600 here, just a little bit away from my entry point, which is quite a pity. However, I am not in a hurry, just hanging on, as the market might come back with a counterattack. Let's send the bulls off here and pay attention to false breakouts.
The above is about short positions, and as for bottom fishing, we can wait for

Ethereum has once again refreshed its yearly high! Is it going to da moon this time? Everyone, take a look at the chart:
According to the data, the funding rates on the exchange have risen significantly, and the bulls are a bit crowded. Whether it can continue to rise is uncertain, but what we can confirm is that ETH is not at the bottom right now:
As you can see from the second image, the funding rate for ETH last night was very negative, with a price of 3700. At that time, I mentioned that a negative funding rate could trigger an increase. Since last night until now, ETH has indeed surged sh

Favourable Information suddenly emerges in the crypto world. Trump will sign an executive order tonight allowing U.S. pension investment institutions to purchase Crypto Assets!
It seems that this is going to forcefully extend the market trend for a while, as plans cannot keep up with changes. However, the short-term selling pressure is still quite significant, so being cautious is not a bad idea. In the long run, the crypto world is truly unpredictable; even pension management institutions can now purchase Bitcoin, and the policy dividend period in the crypto world has just begun.

Now I've shorted comfortably. At the craziest time in the market, we quietly took profit on the long order near the 116,000 resistance and took the opposite position to short.
A bunch of newbies who have just started trading coins for a few months gave me a lot of guidance, but last week they cut their losses at the lowest point and then chased the high point again last night. If you can see through the secrets and make big money, everyone is making money, who is losing? Is the dog trading losing money?
As an old investor, there's nothing else but a stable mindset. I have advised everyone more

Yesterday really scared me, is Bitcoin going to start a rebound?
It was really thrilling, Bitcoin didn't hold at 113,000 and continued to drop for a while, but fortunately, it eventually recovered. However, the market is weaker than we expected.
My personal strategy is to continue shorting after the rebound. Although there are some sell orders around 114,500, I believe the perfect shorting point is at 116,000. This is the level where support and resistance switch; the strength of the support at 116,000 before is now the same magnitude as its resistance.
In the short term, Bitcoin shows signs o

Here it comes! The latest unemployment rate and the major non-farm payroll data from the United States are out. Is this favourable information this time?
As shown in the figure, the unemployment rate is higher than expected, which is Favourable Information. However, the number of employed people is lower than expected, which is also Favourable Information!
The current market logic is whether the Federal Reserve can lower interest rates in September, which is favourable information. The rising unemployment rate and declining employment numbers will prompt the Federal Reserve to cut interest rat

Confused, is there really a pleasant surprise? Will it continue to fall?
It seems that this Bitcoin has fallen a bit below the support level! The parallel bottom at 116,000 may not be able to hold, but as shown in the picture, the oscillation of Bitcoin's trading range may change. The last hope is at 113,500, and it looks like we can try going long here.
Yesterday afternoon, Shu Qin asked everyone to short around 119,000, and the market gave you two entry opportunities, both close to this short position. Those who should have gotten on board should have done so.
When I woke up today and took a

Wow, Powell is too tough! Now it's a bit difficult to cut interest rates in September, and Powell even mocked Trump, saying the beautiful tax law is useless... Here are the key points from Powell's speech:
Powell: It's still too early to assess the impact of tariffs on inflation.
The impact of tariffs on consumer prices is beginning to show.
The expected (subsequently released) inflation data will reflect more of the tariff impact.
The process of tariffs being passed on to prices may be slower than previously expected.
It can be said that the Federal Reserve will view (tariff) inflation as sub