Monday:

BTC: On Saturday, I suggested entering long positions in batches on the weekend pullbacks of 97300, 96855, and 96666. The average price is currently in profit. Take profit at 97850, 98350, and 98535 for 85%, leaving 15% for breakeven at 98950.

This week is the last week of the month, and after Tuesday, long positions will begin to converge. Due to the surge on Friday and Saturday, last night's pullback reached 95800, which is considered a healthy pullback. There will likely be a second test of the 95k level. As long as it does not drop below 95k in the short term, it will not turn bearish. The 4-hour MACD has already turned near the zero axis in the early hours of the night, with strong support at 96000-95800; if it does not break, it will not turn bearish.

Today, I have repaired the minor indicators below 15 minutes. After taking profits, I will place orders for pullbacks at 95888, 95350, and 94750 (the first pullback is considered a false break) to enter long positions in batches, with a defense at 94400. If it breaks, reduce by 15%, and replenish at 93888. Take profit on rebounds at 97700-98500.

ETH: On Saturday, I provided [enter long at pullbacks of 3280-3266, take profit at 3336-3366. Defense at 3260, reduce by 15% if it breaks and replenish at 3222], today remains unchanged. Leave a trailing order at 3388 for profit-taking and breakeven.

SOL: Last night, it pulled back to the lower Bollinger Band on the 4-hour chart, and in the early hours of the night, it rebounded to 254.50, consistent with what I mentioned yesterday about recovering to 254 after the first break of 250, so this is considered a take-profit point.

After the rebound, re-enter long at the second pullback of 242.85, take profit at rebounds of 249.50 and 252.50. Defense at 240.25, reduce by 15% if it breaks, and replenish at 237.25-234.50.

A little reminder:

This morning I noticed someone only took one low long position, which is incorrect. Pullbacks should be done step by step, and occasionally there will be breaks or false breaks. I lock in three low long positions every day that all need to be placed, not a game of choosing one out of three. Why do I lock in three pullback positions daily? Because I am lazy and do not like to monitor the market all the time; three points can generally cover 24 hours. The average price of the points taken each day is below the market price, and maintaining profitability is key. Being able to make money by going long instead of shorting during a decline is a skill. If you only take one position, you will inevitably be briefly trapped.

Each time if locking in three low long points, the total position allocation is 25%, which means 6%, 8%, and 11% respectively.