The recent market situation is very tough. Most people really can't handle it. It's harder than the previous few months, where at least the altcoin prices were low when Bitcoin was at a low level. Now high-level altcoins keep dropping. Many of the declines have no technical reasoning at all. I really don't know what mysterious force is pressing down on Ethereum. I also don't know what these altcoin manipulators are thinking; their own entry cost is clearly there, so why do they want to drop below their own cost? Just formed an hourly level and a four-hour trend, and it can all be destroyed with just one move. I really don't know why these are so fragile. There should still be some fundamentals in place. After the altcoin manipulators have collected their goods, the volume is there, and then they just allow such a drop. No matter how it's pulled, it can drop in one move. I really don't know what the point of being a market maker is. If you don't make money, why be a market maker? 90300 is the position of the contract liquidation map that was known in advance. First reach this position, then go up to over 91000, I know it will come down a bit more. Then it goes down a bit and goes up a bit, then comes down again. Directly drops to 89200, then V-bounces back up. Ethereum directly loses face at 2910. The subsequent smaller levels have a second test, and the four-hour level also needs a second test. From a larger structure, 74000 is a position left for future manipulation. It will take a few months to get there. Right now, Bitcoin and Ethereum trading is not very useful technically. It's just about looking at the contract liquidation map. Wherever there’s potential to profit, that's where to go. Bitcoin's current position can't be said to be very high. Whether the position is high or not is determined by the costs of the main forces and the public. And recently, there really hasn’t been a good reason for a macro rise. For spot trading, when one spot is irrationally pushed down by Bitcoin, a person loses money and sells. That's real loss. It's the loss controlled by capital. We choose to play in the altcoin circle because we see the elasticity and speed here. But recently, if altcoins rise in the morning, it’s just to collect the upper shadow line of the daily line. After rising in the morning for two hours, it drops in the afternoon. As long as Bitcoin isn't genuinely pulling up in the evening, it won't recover the afternoon's drop. When we are fighting against small manipulators, there is a particularly effective method now, which is when they are about to form a golden cross, you go the opposite direction. When they are about to form a dead cross, you also go the opposite direction. Going against them will definitely work. For an ordinary retail investor who can’t really watch the market closely, buy at relatively low positions. Then just wait for the cycle. As long as you're not watching it rise to high positions and then chasing it, when buying, don't carry such emotions. When buying during a drop, if you can't hold on and get caught, in reality, this price level is already very low. Don't be afraid of being caught. So what are the recent conditions for altcoins to give a decent bounce overall? It’s that Bitcoin and Ethereum's market structure has confirmed it won't drop further, and then it starts to rise in that initial hour segment, which is a starting point for the rise. When to leave? First look at Bitcoin, what is the highest expected position during the day? What is Bitcoin's expectation at that time? It only rises for a short period of an hour or so. It will still need to drop again. Then also see if other altcoins are overbought on the hourly line; meeting these two points can lead to exit. There will also be another wave of major altcoin manipulation. It could last for several days, with the potential to flip positions by a significant percentage in a day, and then continue flipping positions.