Last week's market was affected by the formation signal of the '12H high point' in multiple cryptocurrencies, resulting in a volatile decline. Bitcoin dropped to around 9.1, rebounding after hitting a 1H low, while Ethereum fell to around 3260 before rebounding, showing stronger relative performance compared to Bitcoin, with a weekend high reaching around 3750 after breaking through the high point on the rebound. The weekend market continued its upward volatility, and the market trends were somewhat similar to last weekend, with major cryptocurrencies BTC, ETH, BNB, and SOL collectively cooling off, while some altcoins and second-tier cryptocurrencies gained strength, such as XRP, EOS, LTC, and SHIB, all experiencing increases of over 10%. The market's profit-making effect is still present, just shifted to different places, with most cryptocurrencies beginning to establish their independent market trends. This is also what we mentioned last week, that we should start paying attention to 'altcoin trends.' In fact, this shift is beneficial for the market; moving from Bitcoin's solo dominance to a general rise in mainstream altcoins allows most people to make money, which gives a more bullish market feel. We can continue to pay attention to this moving forward. From the perspective of BTC's larger cycle, Bitcoin is still in a high-level consolidation process. Although there is a 12H high point pressure, the probability of turning bearish in the short term is low. However, due to the substantial buying energy consumed from the previous three weeks of increases, it is entirely normal to experience one or two weeks of consolidation and adjustment. Currently, Bitcoin is still within the influence cycle of the 12H high point. From a 4H level, it tends to consolidate after a B-wave rebound. If it goes up further, 9.85 would be the high point of B5. If the B-wave rebound ends and it moves to C, then it needs to break below 9.55 first, and you can focus on the trend line below at the 4H level. Ethereum, after last week's surge, seems to want to establish an independent market trend, but currently, there has not been a significant continuation of the surge, and several 6H and 4H high points have emerged around 3700, indicating a lack of upward momentum. If it cannot break through decisively, it will face short-term adjustments. The key level this week is at 3750, and the support for downward adjustments can also refer to the ascending trend line. Overall, several mainstream cryptocurrencies have shown stagnation over the past two weeks, accompanied by high point signals from different cycles of 4-12H. Additionally, the market is beginning to spread among established mainstream and altcoins, so the rhythm will change. Once the market begins to differentiate, opportunities will become relatively scattered, making operations somewhat more challenging. In a volatile market, one can refer to high and low point signals, going short at high points and long at low points.